Re: Total crash of my db-server

> As a thought, if this is really being caused by disk I/O loads, then
> it might be able to trigger it on demand with disk benchmarking
> programs (just an idle thought).  That could be useful to know about.

Sorry if this was mentioned previously, I didn't catch the start of this
thread.

I had a server that locked up about the same time everyday.  It wound up
being a weak cpu cooling fan was causing gradual overheat.  No clue why
the thermal protection wasn't kicking in.  A replacement fan and all my
issues went away.  Drove me nuts for about a month. :)

Take Care

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