Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 09:52:19 +0900 From: Aaron Stephanic <astephan@cs.kent.edu> To: freebsd-stable@freebsd.org Subject: freeze Message-ID: <41B8F343.1020308@cs.kent.edu>
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I've had a server freeze three times on me know and I have no idea what the problem is... of course nothing gets output to the logs. The first time it was at 3AM on a Sunday so I thought the problem must be one of the periodic scripts. But those seemed fine when run by hand. The second two times it was just after 11PM on a Thursday. Does anyone know what could be running at that time? This is a dual Xeon machine and the kernel and world were compiled with a pentium4 CPUTYPE, but I thought that could be the problem so the last time it froze I recompiled everything for i686. But it froze again. There are still some installed ports compiled for pentium4. Now I'm thinking it could be PAE. I'm using the PAE config file that ships with 5.3 with a few extra settings. I think I'm going to disable that. Is there any way I can get more information if/when it freezes next time? Thanks. Aaron Stephanic
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