10-05-2009
error messages in Sun Fire V440
Hello,
I am seeing error messages in V440 (OS = solaris 8). I have copied here :
The system does not reboot constantly and it is up for last 67 days. One more interesting thing I found, I see errors start appearing at 4:52AM last until 6am and again start at 16:52am on same day..
I searched on google and found that many people had similar issues with their v440s but I did not see a solution provided for this issue.
Unfortunately the system is out of sun warranty/support, so forums is the way to start..
If there is any other information required please let me know.
Thanks
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