> >NMI = "NonMaskable Interrupt". I have no idea what can be causing this
> >(maybe somebody else here knows?) but the kernel's hunch might be correct :(
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> >
> But no way of actually knowing what triggered it?
>
> Then again, cosmic rays can, theoretically, drop the voltage on the
> specific CPU leg for just long enough to trigger the interrupt.
Hmm... Thanks, everyone, for the info. FYI, the server is a dell
poweredge 2400. Dell hasn't been very friendly in giving detailed
information (like kernel source code for RAID support in linux)..
As you saw, I got the NMI on Mar 15. The server run period was Jan 5 -
May 15. I only shut it down because I had to clean it and add a network
card. Go linux! ;) I'll go for the cosmic ray theory unless I get
another NMI this year.. IIRC, I ran the dell burn-in test (full ram test)
when i got this server. If anything, I can always pull a dimm and stop
working on 30 megapixel images ...
-Cedar
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