[Beowulf] Odd SuperMicro power off issues
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Lawrence Stewart larry.stewart at sicortex.comMon Dec 8 04:10:21 PST 2008
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I agree with Alan, this sort of sounds like power. Proving it might be difficult, but some ideas are: * Use a different PS on a unit you can make fail * Reduce the power demand somehow: unplug memories, disks, whatever is unpluggable that you don't need The ugliest idea I have is that fluent might have a pattern of power demand that is resonant with something in the power system, so it causes cyclical voltage or current demand that trips the power supply. Proving that could be really hard. These are multicore processors so does it depend on how many of them are running fluent and how many are doing something else? -L
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