dan wrote:

> You should run two tests that can pick up any CPU or memory error.  On
> boot
> run memtest from grub.  That will hammer on your RAM for as long as you
> want.  Then run cpuburn to see if your CPU has some issue.  I would think
> that your RAM is the more likely candidate here.  The problem with these
> tests is that they cannot also stress the power supply.  Your power supply
> could be failing and letting the 3.3v rail drop below the +/-10% that is
> usually well tollerated.  It may only drop when the CPU is getting hit
> hard and the Hard disks are at max power usage.
> 
I've 4 virtual machines on one dual cpu server (2x1GHz P3).
It was only one virtual machine which crashed. This one have exclusive
access to 4 SATA drives which are placed in a storage box a with separate
power supply.
As written at January, 13 18:17 I really believe it is a problem with the
LSI Logic driver or sata cable.

But thanks for the tip!

br
Matthias
-- 
Don't Panic


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