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02-17-2008
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System restarting itself every after 20-24 hours
HI
We have Compaq ML350 G2 server with UNIX SCO 5.0.5 OS , can anyone help us to get rid about the system restarting problem by itself every after2-24 hours with following error " MEMORY CORE DUMP " . Waiting for your ASAP help. Thank You . 
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02-17-2008
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Does your system re-boot, or does is crash and stop at "Power Down, or Press Enter to Restart"?
Is this a new installation? If its not new, have there been any hardware/software changes recently? Does it produce a dump, you will get a message like: "There is a dump in /dev/swap, do you want to save it?" when the system starts up.
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02-18-2008
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Hi
Tx for the email.
No this is not new installation, it completely restart the server , only i need to switch ONLINE database . Yes at the startup i received the following msg. "There is a dump in /dev/swap, do you want to save it" . Waiting for your kind response. RGDS
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Go to SCO's web site Panic/Crash Analysis if a dump is available.
Print this article. The next time the system crashes, When you reboot do not delete the dump. When the system is up, run the following: #crash -d /dev/swap Follow the steps in the article to determine which program is causing the problem.
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