[iyonix-support] Re: Iyonix hanging (was Re: EtherK not starting up reliably)
- From: charles <charles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: iyonix-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 13:02:09 +0100
In article <4e5d7395b3tim@xxxxxxxxx>,
Tim Hill <tim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In article <71416e5d4e.steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Steve Fryatt
> <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> [snip interesting stuff about PSU]
> > All of which is irrelevant if we're quoting "5.06V on a spare
> > connector", as seems to be the standard test around here. That's why I
> > think the test is totally meaningless. It may always be true on an
> > unexpanded Iyonix, but I would expect it to change when a second hard
> > disc or similar is fitted (I suppose I could check that, now I've got a
> > second disc fitted; if I get chance, I'll try to remember when I've got
> > the current deadlines out of the way and I can 'afford' to break the
> > machine).
> I can wire a plug, or for that matter an entire theatre, but I am no
> qualified electrician and these (potential) problems with an Iyonix PSU
> leave me puzzled. We have a machine whose processor supposedly gobbles up
> less power than a Plentyhum heater but whose PSU seems incapable of
> delivering its meagre requirements. Is it that there is too little load
> for tolerances to be met? Two hard drives here cause no problems, AFAICT.
> Or are the PSUs a bit on the shoddy side?
I suspect a dodgy component. Whether that make the PSU shoddy, I don't
know. It's more likely that the relevant component isn't up to the
specification it came with.
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