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i960InFifoEmptiedTimeout

OBS made an unexpected yet rather graceful exit, while idle; appears to be functioning normally after cycling power.

i appreciate that not every buffer flush can be logged, so there's no way to conclusively analyze this instance. i wonder if there are any known causes, common or otherwise?

i will have the unit opened to replace the battery, and will be restoring the cmos file; is there any maintenance specific to the 960 board that should be performed while i'm in there?

 

12/16 09:45:04 112 I/O device online: type=23 addr=00:c0:16:00:21:b5
12/16 09:45:04 003 Phantom Toggle is Off
12/16 09:47:22 112 I/O device online: type=11 addr=01:00:00:00:00:00
12/16 09:47:22 003 Phantom Toggle is Off
12/16 10:12:01 299 p83isa: i960InFifoEmptiedTimeout
12/16 10:12:01 299 p83isa: Isa960Failure()!
01/01 00:00:47 100 Temporary network disable call failed
01/01 00:00:47 000 Initializing system
01/01 00:00:47 000 Software Version: 5.1.0.9.0.50 Build: 1057789153 Size: 1536
01/01 00:00:47 001 Shadow buffer 0x011628F0 Shadow pointer 0x01163000
01/01 00:00:47 120 CONFIG.DAT - Message Logging enabled
01/01 00:00:47 120 HRDSET.DAT - Hours from GMT -8:00
01/01 00:00:47 120 HRDSET.DAT - Daylight savings option selected
01/01 00:00:47 120 CONFIG.DAT - IP Address 10.101.30.101
01/01 00:00:47 120 CONFIG.DAT - TCP/IP Subnet Mask 255.255.0.0
01/01 00:00:48 120 CONFIG.DAT - Gateway IP 10.101.30.101
01/01 00:00:48 120 CONFIG.DAT - DMX Data Distribution IP 236.1.0.39
01/01 00:00:48 110 Slave is iPentium
01/01 00:00:48 120 Setting time zone TIMEZONE=LOC::480:040102:102802
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - ETCNet2
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - fileserver disabled
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - Redundant Tracking disabled
01/01 00:00:48 400 Exit FTB Tracking Indeterminate
01/01 00:00:48 400 Enter FTB Primary Power Up
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - Tracking Unit A
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - DMX from backup unit on
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - Offline Editing Disabled
01/01 00:00:48 120 HRDSET.DAT - Default Printer Letter
01/01 00:00:48 001 Initializing Network Interface
01/01 00:00:50 004 BAD CMOS FILE EXISTS!
01/01 00:00:50 004 AND CMOS IS STILL BAD!
01/01 00:00:51 299 Successfully downloaded isa960io.hex to ISA i960
01/01 00:00:52 299 Getting channel count from ISA i960
01/01 00:00:52 299 Sent channel count request
01/01 00:00:52 299 System Channel count is: 1536
01/01 00:00:52 299 Reset ops
01/01 00:00:52 100 Tracking system starting up
01/01 00:01:13 221 New Device at addr=df:71:7f is of unknown type.
01/01 00:01:13 400 Exit FTB Primary Power Up
01/01 00:01:13 400 Enter FTB Acting Primary
01/01 00:01:13 221 Device at addr=df:71:7f is of unknown type.
01/01 00:01:13 299 Rediscovered device, addr=00:04:76:df:71:7f
01/01 00:01:13 001 File  not found on disk for network file write
01/01 00:01:13 111 Multiuser enabled
01/01 00:01:13 299 etcLinkInitFailed = false
01/01 00:01:17 288 CDisplayEtherNet::OpenVideoSystem
01/01 00:01:17 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:17 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:17 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:17 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:18 095 Clearing all
01/01 00:01:18 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:19 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:19 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 221 Device at addr=df:71:7f is of unknown type.
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:20 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:21 299 Sending ISA_IO_ENABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:21 300 seeking Net1/Net2 beacon: 1
01/01 00:01:21 Init task messaging
01/01 00:01:21 221 Device at addr=df:71:7f is of unknown type.
01/01 00:01:21 001 Doing Reconstruct()
01/01 00:01:21 095 Clearing all
01/01 00:01:22 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:22 299 Reset ops
01/01 00:01:22 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:22 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:23 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:23 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:23 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:23 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:24 001 Restoring groups
01/01 00:01:24 001 Restoring Effects
01/01 00:01:24 001 Restoring cues
01/01 00:01:28 001 Restoring subs
01/01 00:01:35 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:35 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:36 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:36 299 Sending SMPTE_RECV_DISABLE message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:37 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:37 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:01:37 001 In Reconstruct() SRAM checksum = aef2
01/01 00:01:37 001 After Reconstruct()
01/01 00:01:37 299 Initializing Net2 Video
01/01 00:01:37 299 Net2 Video initialization complete
01/01 00:01:39 299 GLOBL_Initialization complete = true
01/01 00:01:39 300 seeking Net1/Net2 beacon: 2
01/01 00:01:40 000 Initialization completed
01/01 00:01:44 300 seeking Net1/Net2 beacon: 3
01/01 00:01:49 300 seeking Net1/Net2 beacon: 4
01/01 00:05:10 112 I/O device online: type=23 addr=00:c0:16:00:21:b5
01/01 00:05:10 003 Phantom Toggle is Off
01/01 00:05:10 112 I/O device online: type=23 addr=00:c0:16:00:21:b5
01/01 00:05:10 003 Phantom Toggle is Off
01/01 00:05:18 299 Sending DMX_PARAM_SET message to ISA i960
01/01 00:05:18 299 EtcLinkAddress->IsValid() = false
01/01 00:05:18 001 I/O Selector Output: primary



[edited by: quinn at 1:26 AM (GMT -6) on Tue, Dec 21 2010]
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  • Oh yeah, one more thing, and I cannot say this enough. 

    Make sure that you have less than 50 shows saved on the hard drive and that your message log is purged periodically!!!  The obsession may say that it has 96% of space left, but the ISA card only has so much RAM which it uses to keep track of show names and message logs in addition to all the show info.  Remember this is a very old computer now and it has limitations.  When it reaches these limitations, it starts exhibiting some pretty weird software glitches, sometimes ghosting channels or subs, flickering lights, adding channels to cues, or just plain locking up.  This is usually a major problem with tracking backup systems, as it checks both hard drives and compares show data on boot which loads up the RAM on the ISA960 and locks up.  But, I have seen obsessions with over 1000 shows run fine and then some that have just over 100 shows that lock up.  Usually the problem occurs because of the lack of separate SAVE and SAVE AS functions, and a new copy of the show is saved each time, making a list of show revisions (by design).  So just keep an eye on your show number and periodically delete unused show revisions, and don't forget to purge the message log once in a while.



    [edited by: pflaniga at 4:07 PM (GMT -6) on Tue, Dec 21 2010]
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  • Oh yeah, one more thing, and I cannot say this enough. 

    Make sure that you have less than 50 shows saved on the hard drive and that your message log is purged periodically!!!  The obsession may say that it has 96% of space left, but the ISA card only has so much RAM which it uses to keep track of show names and message logs in addition to all the show info.  Remember this is a very old computer now and it has limitations.  When it reaches these limitations, it starts exhibiting some pretty weird software glitches, sometimes ghosting channels or subs, flickering lights, adding channels to cues, or just plain locking up.  This is usually a major problem with tracking backup systems, as it checks both hard drives and compares show data on boot which loads up the RAM on the ISA960 and locks up.  But, I have seen obsessions with over 1000 shows run fine and then some that have just over 100 shows that lock up.  Usually the problem occurs because of the lack of separate SAVE and SAVE AS functions, and a new copy of the show is saved each time, making a list of show revisions (by design).  So just keep an eye on your show number and periodically delete unused show revisions, and don't forget to purge the message log once in a while.



    [edited by: pflaniga at 4:07 PM (GMT -6) on Tue, Dec 21 2010]
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