Ok, well I fired up Memtest and had a failure on the first run. I've run it
twice more and have yet to manage to get it through a full run. Memory problem
it is. :(
Sorry to bother everyone. Thanks for the help.
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> Do you by chance mean Silicon Image with that "SI"?
> Their chipsets aren't exactly known for reliability and
> data safety. Just pointing that out as potential source
> of problems.
Indeed it is; however I'm not using that controller for anything at the moment,
it's simply in the system with
> Are you sure your hardware is working without
> problems?
> I would first check the RAM with memtest86+
> http://www.memtest.org/
I'll give this a shot tonight when I get home. I believe that Ubuntu liveCDs
have a memtest boot option on them, if not I've got a Memtest disc somewhere.
I'll ru
> This could be a hardware problem. Bad powersuply for
> the load? Try removing 2 of the large disks.
I should have mentioned in my first post that this is the very first thing I
thought, and that I've already swapped the power supply with one I know can
handle the load (an Enermax 400W which ha
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