14 Mar 2002 03:12
Re: Mysterious reboot
Peter Grandi <pg_gllug <at> gllug.for.sabi.co.UK>
2002-03-14 02:12:45 GMT
2002-03-14 02:12:45 GMT
>>> On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 17:56:25 -0000, "Wiehe, Simon" >>> <simon.wiehe <at> csfb.com> said: simon.wiehe> Hi, I got home from work today to find that my simon.wiehe> machine had mysteriously restarted. [ ... ] simon.wiehe> [ ... ] surely if there was a failure I would not simon.wiehe> get restarting in the log. Note necessarily... simon.wiehe> I thought about power and we had no power problems simon.wiehe> at that time, Bah, guessing wildly, most likely it is power -- a 2-3 second dip in voltage can make the system reboot itself; a full interruption in the supply is not required. Most short brownouts are smoothed over the by the PSU, so they have been happening without anybody noticing. simon.wiehe> the only other thing I can think of is the simon.wiehe> temperature, it was running at 45 degrees, normally simon.wiehe> idles at about 47-49 degrees, [ ... ] Guessing wildly, unlikely -- usually recent and not so recent PCs have temperature related shutdown. Overheating might cause a crash and reboot, but on my experience brownouts is more likely. simon.wiehe> [ ... ] Can someone help me to where to look to(Continue reading)

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