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3813.1 | Not much to go on I'm afraid... | IOSG::STANDAGE | | Wed Jan 26 1994 16:04 | 19 |
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Andy,
Question. What version of ALL-IN-1 are they running ? There were a few
problems which caused ACCVIOs that were fixed in the server with MUPA.
From the log file alone it is impossible to determine the exact cause
of a given accvio.
Also, is this a one-off event or have there been other accvios in the
past ?
Thanks,
Kevin.
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3813.2 | V3.0-1? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Wed Jan 26 1994 16:55 | 8 |
| Kev,
looks like a v3.0-1 FCS to me - see the startup message at the bottom.
but thos !XB things look really weird.
Regards,
Andrew.D.wicks
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3813.3 | Some more info.. | NUKVXA::Andy_Doran | Mine's a pint of Ruddles | Wed Jan 26 1994 17:11 | 15 |
| Oops... I normally put in versions!!!
ALL-IN-1 V3.0-1
VMS V5.5-2
Also (should have said!) its part of a 3 node cluster - all running the same
stuff (ie ALL-IN-1).
The other 2 nodes do not have similar entries in the server log file, and
these 2 ACCVIOs are the only ones in the log file for this node (the log
file is now 3 months old).
Cheers,
Andy
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3813.4 | | IOSG::STANDAGE | | Thu Jan 27 1994 08:43 | 12 |
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Those !XB things I've seen a few times before, and as I said, the MUP I
know fixes some instances where they might appear.
I suggest you keep an eye on this and let me know if it happens again,
particularly once you have upgraded to MUPA.
Thanks,
Kevin.
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3813.5 | When is spring coming? | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Thu Jan 27 1994 14:03 | 10 |
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To me this looked like the background thread that manages the
CSI drawer cache table barfed, or some control structures for it got
nicely stomped into an unusable mess. No way to be sure from the
lgo file, but the mutex for that thread seems to be the start of the
problem, and the thread acc vio APPEARS to be that background thread.
--Bob (who could be way off, my brain could be frozen after the
wakeup to -16 deg F this morning)
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