Here I'm running 6 Linux servers with *identical* hardware:
o quite old HP-Vectras with AMD P5
o 3c509
o 1x Quantum IDE (onboard controller)
o memory ranging from 16MB to 48MB (that's the only
difference in hardware)
o there's an onboard PS/2 but there's no mouse.
no other special hardware
*identical* kernel (I build it once for all systems)
all machines but two of them now run 2.0.33 for weeks, before I used
2.0.31 (with great success, one server actually runs 2.0.31 for 90 days now).
But here's my problem:
ONE machine runs 2.0.31 very fine (for months!). Someday I decided to
upgrade to 2.0.32. It then *repeatedly* crashed after at most 2 days of
uptime. 2.0.33 same story. Absolutely dead, no oops, no syslog entry.
I tried this multiple times.
It seems to me that there must have happened something between 2.0.31
and 2.0.32.
The machine which crashes with > 2.0.31 is our web server. On the other
hand I'm running 2.0.33 on two other (but completely different) machines
with ~ 50 virtual domains without any problem...
Tell me, if I can do something to help you fix this nasty problem.
We even can talk about access to this machine if it helps.
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