Mark Hahn wrote:
we (and the vendor) regard this as grounds for repair (usually
the power supply).
I backup what Mark says.
a) attach a console to the machine, either a serial line or a
monitor/keyboard
b) run memtest on it, followed by CPUburn or some other
compute-intensive task for a day or two
c) ask your vendor for support
You mention a BIOS upgrade - get through to technical support for your
motherboard manufacturer, and get a clear statement of exactly what the
BIOS upgrade does. Have memory timings or something changed - and check
thet your memory is supported on that motherboard.
--
John Hearns
Senior HPC Engineer
Streamline Computing,
The Innovation Centre, Warwick Technology Park,
Gallows Hill, Warwick CV34 6UW
Office: 01926 623130 Mobile: 07841 231235
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