Hello all, I met a "system crash" probelm yesterday after processor replacement. The server is a HP DL760g2 8way server ,originally equipped with 4x2.7GHzXeon CPU and replaced by 8xXEON 3.0GHz yesterday. The upgrading service are provided by HP team and this server passed the status checking and it's system ROM has been updated to latest version as well. We use this server with 4 old CPUs for long time, the system is very stable, it has RHEL AS 3.0 U5 installed (the kernel is 2.4.21-32.ELsmp). The crash happend 1 hours later after finished processor upgrading. We've also checked the System ROM setting : the HT & Full Table APIC are enabled by default. I googled but got few information by searching it's crash information, just wonder how to search the redhat's bugzilla database so that i can have further information to confirm if it is not U5's kernel bring us the trouble. The following is the crash inoformation that appear on console. =======================cut===================================== Red Hat Enterprise Linux As release 3 ( U5) Kernel 2.4.21-32.ELsmp on an i686 jydbserver1 login: CPU 4: Machine Check Exception:000000000000000000004 <<>CP>#CPU 7: Machine Check Exception:000000000000000000<4>04 <U0>Ke0>Kerconnue nic: U<4>nablea<0Exe 1: Machine Check ExceptionionExce00ion:<40>Kleon ItanieU ablani : U<<4>t4>n40>Kleon ItanieU ablani : U<<4>t4>>ncont<0>blieernel<<4<>y#4>Yevb a huam#rodbwaril #pr hhyove a Radhw############################################################## ################################################################### #################################################################### ####################### ====================end cut========================================== It is a kernel bug in U5 cause the system crash? Or something we should set in system ROM or recompile the current kernel ? btw: The hardware(including server and it's processor/memory, hardisk, controller ...) has been checked again & again. Appreciate if any opinion. -- Joe Yu Senior Linux Solution Architect LinuxTea Professional Group -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subjecthttps://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
