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This type of problem is typical of some
sort of hardware problem (but not always). Could be memory (in the lower address range) or disk error in the swap region or maybe even a loose CPU board. The possibilities are numerous. Can you determine a "best guess" as to what the machine was doing just before the error? You may also want to run system diagnostics which may give you some indication. |
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gremlins!
You gotta love a mistery
I can tell you that over the years, I have expierenced these type of "gremlins" on several occasions on all types of hardware. In one case, we expierenced unknown crashes about once every 30 or 40 days. I just started pulling each board one by one to examine them closely and I found one with a deep gash across several of the onnector pins at the card edge. I actually dabbed a bit of solder on each scratched connector and the problem was never expierenced again. When ever I see these unexplained crashes, I just shut the machine down and go into it and reseat all the boards, memory and connectors and the results are more often that the problem never surfaces again. That's not to say you should skip running diags. though. Running them can point you in the right direction if not actually find the problem. Good hunting |
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