Chris Ripoll
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MS SBS2011 Server Rebooting Problem
At the final stages of migrating from SBS 2003 to SBS 2011. Server is rock solid until I run a robocopy job that copies the data from old server to new server. Nothing complicated. Process starts then at some stage (varies), error message pops up "You are about to be logged off. Windows has encountered a critical problem and will restart automatically in one minute. Please save your work now."
Any ideas on what to look for... Have applied almost every patch I could find reference to to no avail.
Chris
Any ideas on what to look for... Have applied almost every patch I could find reference to to no avail.
Chris
pgm554
Have you run the SBS BPAanalyzer?
ASKER
I have and it showed no problems at all.
I have just installed server 2008 R2 SP1 which I thought was already installed but the server may have re-booted before it installed it.
I'll try again to see if that has fixed it.
I have just installed server 2008 R2 SP1 which I thought was already installed but the server may have re-booted before it installed it.
I'll try again to see if that has fixed it.
ASKER
No difference at all. Tried to copy some data from USB drive to local disks and server gave same error and restarted.
Also tried to uninstall an application and it did it again.
I am at a loss.
Also tried to uninstall an application and it did it again.
I am at a loss.
Are both servers still in place? Which server is logging off?
Anything in the event viewer?
Also why don't you disable the sutorestart in the Startup and Recovery tab and when it crashes write down the BSOD info and post.
Also why don't you disable the sutorestart in the Startup and Recovery tab and when it crashes write down the BSOD info and post.
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Hi all,
The server that is rebooting is the new IBM server. Old server is now de-commissioned but it has done this since day one. Autostart is disabled. No BSOD at all. Its like a clean restart. Nothing in the events that points to anything.
Going to isolate memory tonight...
The server that is rebooting is the new IBM server. Old server is now de-commissioned but it has done this since day one. Autostart is disabled. No BSOD at all. Its like a clean restart. Nothing in the events that points to anything.
Going to isolate memory tonight...
A customer of mine with a Dell just had to replace both memory sticks out of the blue...but I suspect this is where the solution is
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Sorry for the delay.
Ran MS Memory test with full memory loaded and no errors. Removed additional memory (4Gb Std, Added 3 x 4Gb) and booted server on 4Gb. attempted copy and same problem except we got a BSOD.
KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR
Stop: 0x7A
Did the same thing with another memory module and got the same result with the addition of more detail in the BSOD.
srv.sys
RAID GUI is reporting no problems at all. Controller is patched with latest firmware as are the drives.
I'm stummped..
Ran MS Memory test with full memory loaded and no errors. Removed additional memory (4Gb Std, Added 3 x 4Gb) and booted server on 4Gb. attempted copy and same problem except we got a BSOD.
KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR
Stop: 0x7A
Did the same thing with another memory module and got the same result with the addition of more detail in the BSOD.
srv.sys
RAID GUI is reporting no problems at all. Controller is patched with latest firmware as are the drives.
I'm stummped..
I'd suggesting looking here and see if it helps
http://www.osronline.com/ddkx/ddtools/bccodes_2vjb.htm
http://www.osronline.com/ddkx/ddtools/bccodes_2vjb.htm
Sounds like a bad disk.
Are these SAS or SATA disks?
What version of RAID?
Are these SAS or SATA disks?
What version of RAID?
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All IBM SAS drives. 2x Raid 1 sets &1 Raid 5 set. M1015 controller.
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Issue was eventually resolved after I queried support.