Summary: System crashing in loop

From: Tim Longo <tlongo_at_avaya.com>
Date: Fri Jun 30 2006 - 15:43:20 EDT
I waited a few of days to make sure my problem is
resolved, and it appears to be so.

Special thanks to David Cecchino, who suggested I check my
OBP firmware version. It was indeed a bit old, and
apparently something in Solaris 10 would crash with the
older firmware.

Thanks also to everyone else that responded.. I am very
happy to have my system back.


On Mon, Jun 26, 2006 at 09:21:13AM -0400, Tim Longo wrote:
> My Sunblade 100 has developed a problem. The machine seems
> to be running normally, but will crash and end up in a state
> that seems like an endless loop.
> 
> What I see on the screen after the crash, is what looks like
> a bunch of garbage characters, then about thirty or forty
> lines that say:
> 
> "ok Rejecting alloc-mem!"
> 
> The cycle then repeats.
> 
> The only way out of this loop, is to power off the system
> and restart. It will run ok for awhile, and then go back
> into this loop. I am now trying to determine the cause.
> 
> I've not found anything useful in the logs. Only normal
> startup message from each time I've restarted the system.
> 
> Please respond with any suggestions, but I am going to
> assume a hardware fault and try replacing some components
> and restarting.
> 
> Thanks.
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