What happened this time?

[MrSlacker]

yay r3v is back! Now I have something to do at work

[jasonsnoddy]

ho ray

[James Crivellone]

As i've had many Supermicro servers die at work the past 4 months my own personal Supermicro (that hosts R3V) has decided to give me a fit.

The OS Bluescreened..which is NEVER does.. possible hardware problem.. going to monitor it. If it does it again, R3V is moving to a new HP Proliant

[RainierHooker]

Whew...

I was going into withdrawls. Of all days to go down, r3v goes down on my day off...

[Leaf]

As i've had many Supermicro servers die at work the past 4 months my own personal Supermicro (that hosts R3V) has decided to give me a fit.

The OS Bluescreened..which is NEVER does.. possible hardware problem.. going to monitor it. If it does it again, R3V is moving to a new HP Proliant

hahaha real tight this whole site is run outta alil box in your closet.

[James Crivellone]

hahaha real tight this whole site is run outta alil box in your closet.

Hah, actually its ran out of a little Supermicro 1U Quad Xeon at a datacenter..only thing I have at home is the backup of r3v :-p

[James Crivellone]

alright last reboot done.. ran a firmware update to see if that fixes anything.

If it goes down again, new server time!

[Leaf]

word. I'm not familiar with that tech.

[kishg]

blue screened? pls tell me your not running this site on windoze.. :P

[u3b3rg33k]

The OS Bluescreened..

Wait. R3v runs on windoze?

And here I was thinking it was running off hacked up motronic machine code.

[James Crivellone]

Wait. R3v runs on windoze?

And here I was thinking it was running off hacked up motronic machine code.

If it was Linux it would SegFault :-p

Windows on this machine is rock solid. I do all my hosting on the MSFT IIS platform, it just works better for my integration requirements.

Hardware problems are hardware problems, even Linux can't survive that :-p

[Kershaw]

but have you swapped in a 173 yet?

[kishg]

IIS *shudder* i haven't heard that in about 10 years and thank god!