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| 1180.1 | More details | 51564::WESTERBACK | Mai pen rai! | Thu Feb 01 1996 09:53 | 26 | 
|  |     On closer examination this might be two different problems:
    
    At first it stopped working about once a day. Could not do a monitor
    or connect. I wasn't aware of the controller LEF problem at that time.
    But still you could do a CONS EXTRACT and get the data up to current
    time. Also after reboot, you could scroll back in cons monitor and see
    all data, except the short reboot interval. Some of the events came in
    a jumbled order, not chronological. So the data was kept by PCM
    but couldn't be presented correctly.
    
    Now it only works maybe two hours, and extract doesn't work either.
    After restart of PCM or reboot, there is no data kept for the recent
    hours, while monitor/connect wasn't working.
    
    I'm not sure what has changed. The upgrades were done earlier, so
    that's no difference. We have stopped archiving that's all, and fiddled
    around a bit with CHANNELCNT and TTY parameters.
    
    When it was once a day we thought we could get around it with a daily
    reboot done by DECscheduler, but now when it gets down to only a few
    hours PCM is getting quite unusable. 
    
    Any input from others who have gotten around these problems?
    
    Rgds,
    Hans 
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| 1180.2 |  | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Thu Feb 01 1996 11:35 | 10 | 
|  |     Your running a rather old build. We have fixed several hang situations
    so please get the following saveset:
    
    CSC32::DUMPS:[BUTTERWORTH.PCM]CSC_126_AXP.BCK
    
    There is also a RESTORE_COMMANDS_FOR_BCKS.TXT file that gives you the
    necessary BACKUP commands to restore the saveset.
    
    Regards,
       Dan
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| 1180.3 | OK | 51564::WESTERBACK | Mai pen rai! | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:48 | 11 | 
|  |     OK, we've been up and running for 6 hours, looks good so far.
    
    Still a question: Seen archiving processes during the day. At one time
    there were about 10 of them, running up 100% CPU. Why do these appear?
    Disks are nowhere near 80 % full.
    
    Is there still an archiving problem, or can we turn on regular
    archiving?
    
    Rgds,
    Hans 
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| 1180.4 |  | 51564::WESTERBACK | Mai pen rai! | Thu Feb 08 1996 04:20 | 17 | 
|  |     OK, our PCM seemed to be working OK for a few days. As I said we had
    disabled archiving.
    
    This morning I noticed that one of the three Console Ctrl process had
    disappeared. Accounting showed an acc vio at 08:04. I also noticed
    archiving processes which had started at 07:30 (and kept going until
    10:00). It seems that these archiving processes were started because
    we hit 80% on the log disk.
    
    After the archiving was done, I restarted PCM with console$startup
    restart, and get all processes back. BUT can the acc vio have something
    to do with the archiving ?  I will put the accounting info in next
    reply.
    
    Hans
    
    
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| 1180.5 | accounting | 51564::WESTERBACK | Mai pen rai! | Thu Feb 08 1996 04:20 | 22 | 
|  |     
DETACHED Process Termination
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Username:          SYSTEM            UIC:               [SYSTEM]
Account:           SYSTEM            Finish time:        8-FEB-1996 08:05:56.07
Process ID:        000000B6          Start time:         7-FEB-1996 02:51:47.08
Owner ID:                            Elapsed time:                1 05:14:08.99
Terminal name:                       Processor time:              0 01:42:37.20
Remote node addr:                    Priority:          4
Remote node name:                    Privilege <31-00>: FFFFFFFF
Remote ID:                           Privilege <63-32>: FFFFFFFF
Queue entry:                         Final status code: 1000000C
Queue name:
Job name:
Final status text: %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=!XB, virtual
Page faults:          3045996        Direct IO:            1751623
Page fault reads:          30        Buffered IO:          2674902
Peak working set:        5344        Volumes mounted:            0
Peak page file:         20512        Images executed:            3
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