1 Topic by cynicalD

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Topic: Error log from N6

fault    piond/role_manager    role fault: role restart failed: error reading/booting kernel: failed to read/write section data: /dev/pion/sharc1: bus read/write access timeout

warning    mcp/processes    attempt to establish contract for invalid process ID 29443

warning    mcp/processes    attempt to establish contract for invalid process ID 345

This is log from one of NION.

The NION had a roll restarting 3 times.

I want know about the process ID 294r3 and 345

2 Reply by Fergy

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Re: Error log from N6

We don't have a list of ID codes.

Most of the time, these mean little to the finished product (NWare and the NIONs), and were used only during engineering and testing; the codes are specific to troubleshooting new features and components.

For us, reading more entries of the logs (what is logged before and after the warnings) will tell far more than a process ID code.

If needed, you can send more of the logs to mmtechsupport@peavey.com for support.  We will then forward the email to our Asia support team.

Fergy

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3 Reply by Graham

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Re: Error log from N6

The process ID numbers are the numbers assigned by the Linux kernel to the various processes in the system.  These are not fixed and so are only possibly useful if the process can be debugged there and then.