NW5.1 After abend 3-4GB is missing

[wmosterd]

Hello,

Who can help me, i have 5 nw5.1 DEll PE2450 servers with sp3a. But one server is going in abend several times a week and after the abend i'm missing 3-4 GB of diskspace on the raid 5 disk set. I don't now what to do i have allready aplied nss post 4 patch but that is not the solution. Now the server has has only 3gb disk space free. I think that is gone next week. Who nows the answer?

Thank you for any suggestions.

Wanda.

Server FSZU01 halted Monday, July 8, 2002 1:20:20 pm
Abend 1 on P00: Server-5.00j: Page Fault Processor Exception (Error code
00000000)

Registers:
CS = 0008 DS = 0010 ES = 0010 FS = 0010 GS = 0010 SS = 0010
EAX = 00001000 EBX = 00001000 ECX = 00000160 EDX = 2EDEC000
ESI = D10CB000 EDI = 2EDECA80 EBP = 000FF7B5 ESP = D693FE84
EIP = D4278885 FLAGS = 00210206
D4278885 F3A5 REP MOVSD
EIP in NSS.NLM at code start +0000A885h
Access Location: 0xD10CB000

The violation occurred while processing the following instruction:
D4278885 F3A5 REP MOVSD
D4278887 89C1 MOV ECX,EAX
D4278889 83E103 AND ECX,00000003
D427888C 7402 JZ D4278890
D427888E F3A4 REP MOVSB
D4278890 89D0 MOV EAX,EDX
D4278892 5F POP EDI
D4278893 5E POP ESI
D4278894 C3 RET
D4278895 0000 ADD [EAX],AL



Running process: Server 43 Process
Created by: NetWare Application
Thread Owned by NLM: SERVER.NLM
Stack pointer: D693FD80
OS Stack limit: D693C040
Scheduling priority: 67371008
Wait state: 3030070 (Yielded CPU)
Stack: --FF7A5DB7 ?
--D49AF580 ?
D4325C90 (MBCOMN.NSS|COMN_Write+610)
--2EDEC000 ?
--D10CA580 ?
--00001000 ?
--C8B05200 ?
--00000000 ?
--0000085B ?
--000F9522 ?
--000FF7B5 ?
--00200001 ?
--00000000 ?
-D3E0D51C ?
--C8B052D8 ?
--D61B77C0 ?
--0000000C ?
--00000000 ?
--00000DBA ?
--C8B05200 ?
--C8B05260 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00100001 (SERVER.NLM|1MEG-1+2)
--0085A246 ?
--0000085B ?
--C8B05200 ?
--0000085B ?
--00000044 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
D450FE7B (MBNWSA.NSS|ASyncInternalReReadCache+E2FB)
--D693FF34 ?
--D693FF1C ?
--D693FF48 ?
--C94D8DEA ?
--D40638DC ?
--00000DBA ?
--00000000 ?
--FFFFFFFD ?
--D087033A ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000151 ?
--CAC36AC0 ?
--00000004 ?
--00000002 ?
--FFFFF801 ?
--D61B77C0 ?
--00000151 ?
--00000DBA ?
D3FFEFBA (NCPIP.NLM|ProcessNCPWriteRequest+82)
--00000151 ?
--FFFFF801 ?
--00000DBA ?
--FFFFFFFD ?
--D087033A ?
--D40638DC ?
--FFFFFFFF ?
--00000008 ?
--D6941260 ?
FC0B2B31 (SERVER.NLM|StartWorkToDo+91)
--D40638DC ?
--FFFFFFFF ?
--00000008 ?
--D404B600 ?
--00000000 ?
FC004F0F (SERVER.NLM|WorkerThread+7B)
--D40638DC ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--D6941260 ?
FC0162D6 (SERVER.NLM|TcoNewSystemThreadEntryPoint+26)
--D6941260 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--D693C000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?

Stack dump exceeded the valid memory limit

Additional Information:
The CPU encountered a problem executing code in NSS.NLM. The problem
may be in that module or in data passed to that module by a process owned by
SERVER.NLM.

 

[TheLad]

I would reapply SP3 and the NSS patch and run a full DSREPAIR for a start. I don't know if you can run vrepair on NSS volumes, if you can do that as well.

Are you loosing the diskspace on SYS? Have you got SYS configured as a standard volume, hope it is not NSS! -----------------------------------------------------
"It's true, its damn true!"
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[wmosterd]

i'm losing diskspace on vol1 (nss volume)

 

[TheLad]

Hmmm, check your NSS volume to see if there are any odd named files on there eating up the diskspace. If necessary run an NDIR report asking for files over a certain size (run NDIR /? ALL for the syntax). -----------------------------------------------------
"It's true, its damn true!"
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[damonuk]

is there a large memory dump on the IBM or on the DOS partition? Also, how big is ABEND.LOG? Are you using software or hardware RAID? Could you possibly have a dead disk? Does the backup run on the same SCSI card as the hard disks, and is it running when the server abends?