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I'm going out to chicago tomorrow night to fix this. 1500 miles, 16 hours on the train.You all better love me... feel free to donate to help pay for my train tickets. $170 total. Donations can be sent to flieslikeabrick@gmail.com via paypal or mailed to:Ryan Rawdon43 Eagle StreetTroy, NY 12180
Onece you learn what is causing it, fix it, then learn how to prevent it. Remember, you always get what you pay for.
Quote from: bja888 on May 01, 2007, 10:38:40 pmOnece you learn what is causing it, fix it, then learn how to prevent it. Remember, you always get what you pay for.yeah, and I paid $1200 for that motherboard+chasis. You may get what you pay for, but that doesn't mean you won't get the bad egg once in a while. I learned a long time ago not to buy cheap ****, especially for server hardware. Everything in this server that is having the problem (outcry.u13.net) is top-of-the-line.There's nothing I can do to prevent something like this from happening again
I'm going out to chicago tomorrow night to fix this. 800 miles, 16 hours on the train.You all better love me... feel free to donate to help pay for my train tickets. $170 total. Donations can be sent to flieslikeabrick@gmail.com via paypal or mailed to:Ryan Rawdon43 Eagle StreetTroy, NY 12180
Good luck with your server repairing expedition! Eat some Chicago style pizza while your up there for me.
Quote from: Morik on May 02, 2007, 11:48:49 amGood luck with your server repairing expedition! Eat some Chicago style pizza while your up there for me. Hah, yeah give 5$ donations for the pizza.
does this have anything to do with the lobby server being down so much? probably not but im just wondering
You should document your journey. Got a video cam?Make it look all old and fuzzy, put some sad emo music in the background make it look like you leavening home or something. I'm sure a lot of people here will watch it.
Humm. Flab's going back out there. Maybe he's going to Beeffest!http://www.beerfestintl.com/chicago/flash.htmj/k I just saw someone trying to sell tickets for it and it was just a coincidence.P.S. Spell Check doesn't work
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<Iq-Unlimited> if it wasnt so stupid I would laugh.
Bad part, though, is that by running around with a USA flag won't get the world conquered.
Ummm... by ram from someone more responsible with your money?
ECC Registered memory would have kept this from happening. Or a nice cluster with fail-over. Service Guard anyone?!?
Quote from: PureGrain on May 23, 2007, 09:50:54 pmECC Registered memory would have kept this from happening. Or a nice cluster with fail-over. Service Guard anyone?!?All of the RAM in the server is ECC. ECC has to do with how the RAM works internally and doesn't do anything if an entire module fails, especially if it fails how mine did (you would know this if you actually read http://tns.u13.net/?p=13 before posting)You can't run game servers in a cluster without software for the game server that is intended to fail-over.
Quote from: FliesLikeABrick on May 24, 2007, 06:16:15 amQuote from: PureGrain on May 23, 2007, 09:50:54 pmECC Registered memory would have kept this from happening. Or a nice cluster with fail-over. Service Guard anyone?!?All of the RAM in the server is ECC. ECC has to do with how the RAM works internally and doesn't do anything if an entire module fails, especially if it fails how mine did (you would know this if you actually read http://tns.u13.net/?p=13 before posting)You can't run game servers in a cluster without software for the game server that is intended to fail-over.I actually enjoyed the text I read there, nice job as a writer there. I just wonder why werent you doubting the actualy RAM sticks to fail, instead of motherboard datapath/CPU? I think it is alot more common to RAM stick to fail than for a CPU to fail with it's memory controller, not that I have played much with failed systems or highly stressed servers, but it feels logical that when problem is with RAM, the actual RAM is broken.
(you would know this if you actually read http://tns.u13.net/?p=13 before posting)You can't run game servers in a cluster without software for the game server that is intended to fail-over.
Quote from: FliesLikeABrick on May 24, 2007, 06:16:15 am (you would know this if you actually read http://tns.u13.net/?p=13 before posting)You can't run game servers in a cluster without software for the game server that is intended to fail-over.Yeah, I was impatient and just posted without reading. Sorry bout that.I am sure there is a way to cluster this app. I have not attempted it yet but I may just have too in my lab and see how well it goes. I have been away from fun like that for some time and it will give me something to do.
Quote from: PureGrain on May 24, 2007, 08:03:48 pmQuote from: FliesLikeABrick on May 24, 2007, 06:16:15 am (you would know this if you actually read http://tns.u13.net/?p=13 before posting)You can't run game servers in a cluster without software for the game server that is intended to fail-over.Yeah, I was impatient and just posted without reading. Sorry bout that.I am sure there is a way to cluster this app. I have not attempted it yet but I may just have too in my lab and see how well it goes. I have been away from fun like that for some time and it will give me something to do.even then, you were way off in saying that using ECC RAM would protect against failing modules. ECC is there to protect against the kinds of errors that would come from cosmic rays and other stray things, causing its to flip once in a very long while (probably once every trillion memory address reads, if not more). ECC won't do **** about a RAM module completely flaking out, or even just starting to
Then will you be getting a different type of RAM?
You can't run game servers in a cluster without software for the game server that is intended to fail-over.