This page logs instances of dead machines; we are using it to track down the mysterious machine crashes occurring in September of 2011.

• October 19: rc04, rc20
• October 18: rc01, rc05, rc11, rc16, rc24
• October 17: rc13, rc16, rc20
• October 13: rc16
• October 12: rc21, rc38
• October 11: rc03, rc08, rc10, rc16, rc19
• October 10: rc02, rc05, rc06, rc08, rc10, rc12, rc16, rc33, rc36
  • rc02 and rc17 were up, but claimed a read only / file system
• October 7: rc06, rc10, rc11, rc13, rc16, rc19
• October 6: rc04
• October 5: rc01
• October 4: rc08
• October 3: rc05, rc10, rc12, rc14, rc18, rc33
• September 30: rc07, rc10, rc11, rc13, rc19, rc20, rc36
  • JO restarted all of them, and all came up except rc19 & rc20.
    • rc19 & 20 back up (PSU decided to work again today?!)
• September 28: rc04, rc19, rc20, rc21, rc25, rc26
  • rc04 was powered off
  • rc19/20 appears to have a bad power supply
  • rc21 was at Linux login prompt with cursor blinking, but didn't respond to keyboard
  • rc25/26 was not plugged in (oops)