Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 15:28:54 -0600 (MDT) From: Jeffrey Hayes Subject: Re: 2.5m obs log 21 May 2000 (mjd 51686) Hi Ron, We rebooted the sd1 crate twice at about 03:30 last night. We did not reboot the imaging crates at all. Is there a reason why you expected the imaging crate(s) to be rebooted? Don was on the 'phone while we were doing it, so he might have a better insight as to what was going on. We can try to get the equatorial scans done tonight, but it'll likely be the 2nd half, as spectroscopy is highest priority (given the u CCDs in the imager). Jeffrey Jeffrey J.E. Hayes FRAS | Voice: 505.437.6822 | FAX: 505.434.5555 Apache Point Observatory | Internet: hayes@apo.nmsu.edu P.O. Box 59 | Sunspot NM 88349 USA | SDSS Observer On Mon, 22 May 2000, Ronald Rechenmacher wrote: > > hayes@apo.nmsu.edu said: > > We then decided to reboot sd1, but called Don Holmgren before so that > > we would have an expert witness. We tried a "dsclat sd1" initially, > > and found we couldn't get in. At that point a reboot was in order. > > We rebooted the crate, and started a 100s science integration -- this > > time we got the 'aborted exposure on SP2" again. We then rebooted the > > mechanicals on SP2. A final science integration of 100s showed we > > finally got SP2 talking and dumping data again. (Thank-you Don!) > > I just checked the boot logs and did not see a reboot of sd1. I rebooted > sd1 to check the boot log recording and it seems to be working. > An "ls -t /p/astrobase/node/*.boot" shows that the last time the imaging > system was rebooted was May 18 23:35. Can one of the observers comment on this? > > --Ron > > > > > DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS Digital Sky Survey DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS > DSS > DSS This is message 366 in the sdss-25mlog archive. You can find > DSS the archive on http://www.astro.princeton.edu:81/sdss-25mlog/INDEX.html > DSS To join/leave the list, send mail to sdss-request@astro.princeton.edu > DSS To post a message, mail it to sdss-25mlog@astro.princeton.edu > DSS > DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS DSS >