[Xitami] Auto-restart and/or recovery?

[Paulo Silva]

I have Ver2.4d9 running as a service on a Win2k SP3 Pentium II 500 and never
had any problems with it.
So i guess it's not a Windows 2K or SP3 Issue.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Cunningham" <wanderer@oasiscomm.net>
To: <xitami@lists.xitami.org>
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 4:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Xitami] Auto-restart and/or recovery?


> There are two other things that can cause errors:
>
> 1) The board getting hot.
> 2) Dirty RAM chips.
>
> I had an old Packard Smell years ago that seems to get errors for no
> apparent reason. While I was examining the running system with covers in
> place, it ran like a champ. As soon as I put the covers back on, it
started
> producing random errors in different applicatons.
>
> One thing that happened recently...I was running a program (it may have
been
> Norton something) and it said I had an error in RAM....and I tested
several
> times with the same result.  I opened my machine, pulled out the RAM
chips,
> used a pencil erasor on the edge connectors and reseated them. The "error"
> went away.
>
> I'm not saying either of these is your problem. But it's possible. That
it's
> an AMD and that it's 400MHz is not an issue. I mentioned earlier running
on
> a machine with 64 megs. It also happens to be AMD 200 mmx (an old IBM
> Aptiva). I also tested the same version of Xitami on my newer XP machine
> (1.4GHz and 512 mb RAM) in Win98 compatibility mode and it runs like a
champ
> on it. Speaking of compatiblity mode....does Win2000 have one. If it does,
> use it.
>
> Richard
>
>
> > Nope, not a pre-install and not a Compaq. I installed myself and when
this
> > was going on earlier I already wiped everything and started over. It is
> > Win2K with SP3 (having the same problems with SP2) on an AMD K6-2 400MHz
> > with 256 megs of RAM.
> >
> > I am pretty much at my wits end here.
> >
> > Mike
>
>
>
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