On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 08:02:20AM -0800, Larry McVoy wrote:
> My guess is that this means there was a memory error and ECC fixed
> it.
Nope.
There is an ecc driver for RAM and you'll be able to detect these
using that. RAM ECC errors in my experience don't cause MCEs, usually
the CPU never notices.
> The only problem is that I'm reasonably sure that there isn't ECC on
> these DIMMs.
Dump the SPD and you can check... usually the BIOS will tell you too.
> Does anyone have the table of error codes to explanations? Google
> didn't find anything for this one.
as someone else pointed our, parsemce is what you want
> Message from syslogd@slovax at Thu Mar 27 05:53:49 2003 ...
> slovax kernel: Bank 1: 9000000000000151
Status: (9000000000000151) Restart IP valid.
*Exactly* what this means I don't know --- but I'm guessing the CPU is
overheating. Check fans, air-flow, etc. and see if that helps. So
far whenever I've seen the above problem it's *ALWAYS* been related to
the CPU getting too hot.
--cw
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