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From: "Rashid Karimov." <rashid@haven.ios.com>
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Subject: Few problems at 0412 SNAP
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Date: Thu, 4 May 1995 00:07:27 -0400 (EDT)
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		Hi there folx,


		Still struggling with following ( the system was
		upgraded to latest SNAP a few days ago ) :


		1. Random reboots. No panic, no messages at /var/log/messages,
		nada. I do not see any pattern at ***messages - it's noy
		related to any particular activity or any user being logged in.

		2. Quota is screwed up - edquota doesn't work properly. When you
		edit it for some1 and quit ( :wq ) - quota shows  something
		very weird - the value you provide for the soft limit goes to
		hard one , soft limit ( blocks) is either 0 or 32.
		Inode's limits kinda work.
		System also  resets the quotas put for users randomly.
		Quota shows wrong number of blocks being owned by users -
		not even close ( 2 instead of ~14000 ) .

	The system is  : 
	GATEWAY 2000PCI/128Mb RAM/Bustek946C PCI/SCSI adapetr, DIAMOND
	STEALTH 64 SVGA card ( with sw_cursor enables ).

	BTW,what's the max uptime for the latest SNAP or FreeBSD 2.1Development.
	On what brand/adapters ? 

	I used to have something ~20 days on the first SNAP ( somewhere back
	in February ) - but had to upgrade because of:

	=-=- bug with debugging ( system just rebooted when some1 tried to 
	start gdb and debug something ) 

	=-= problem with more than 64+ Mb on board ...
	Wish I didn't ( the system serves as server with 2000+ accounts ) :(.
	The system is _very fast ( I think it beats SS10 easily ) , but
	the uptime is awful :(((

	Any hints with figuring out what causes the reboots ?      ? ? ? 
	Does anyone here knows/expiriences the same problems ? 


	Rashid