🚀 go-pugleaf

>craig@zeta.org.au (Craig Dewick) wrote:
>
>>In <849480849.11471.0@juno106.demon.co.uk> dan <dan@juno106.demon.co.uk> writes:
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>>>We have an old Sun 3/60 which we use to serve local web pages (it might
>>>be ancient but httpd works amazingly well on these machines!!).  The machine
>>>works fine except that recently the machine has started to shut down and
>>>reboot randomly.  The machine never produces any errors or fails its self
>>>tests.  When it is running it runs perfectly.  The fault definitely seems
>>>to be a hardware fault.  The console reports no errors nor does anything
>>>get reported in system logs etc.  The machine has no problems with HDs or SCSI. 
>
>>>The machine reboots approx once every two hours - any ideas?
I have seen this happen in two cases, different from thos already
described in this thread:

1: a Network coax cable with a faulty BNC connector that wouls
shortciquit when moved. Did the trick....

2: Power supply faults (brownout or spikes). I used to have 'em when I
switched on an old printer. Rewired the sockets (solif copper wire!)
and now it's ok.

Success!

Jacob Beeksma
(jbeeksma@kranendonk.nl)