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Can anybody tell what this kernel warning is, it's critical
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What type of server (Ultra 2, V240R,...)? What OS and version? Post output from uname -a command.
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Usually it means that harware was incorrectly removed.
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Usually it means that harware was incorrectly removed.
I didn't remove any hardware,but we added a E1 pstn card ?

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I didn't remove any hardware,but we added a E1 pstn card ?
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E1 pstn card? What is that? Is this an I/O card? Does it plug into a PCI slot? Did you install a driver for it, and if so, who wrote the driver? If the E1 pstn card can generate interrupts, there must be a driver to service them. If the driver missed an interrupt, it must be a broken driver. So check for patches to the driver.
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It's SUNoS 5.8 on sparc 440mhz. It runs like a pstn switch, it has a socket connection throu a hme with a application server, sometimes it drops the connection on the socket, I think it;s caused by this kernel warning, can i monitor the socket, and when its gone can I restart it ?
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