My redhat 7.2 system has recently started crashing - three times today, once yesterday, once last week.
My question is where do I start looking for information on the crash? What can I do to give myself more info the next time it crashes? If this were hpux or solaris the OS would be monitoring drives for predictive failures and a whole bunch of other stuff, and I'd get a kernel crash dump that would at least mean something to the vendor. There is *nothing* unusual in any of the log files under /var/log leading up to the crash - just the start-up messages that start when it comes back up. The system is not overly loaded, has a config that hasn't changed in a long time, and is well-protected by iptables, is all up-to-date on packages. I had already modified syslog.conf to log all kernel messages into /var/log/kernel, so that's covered - other than that it's a stock syslog.conf file. Any other suggestions? Thanks for any suggestions or advice... -- Trever -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
