asterisk users - Sep 2004 - kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!

I've installed a TDM04B and a TDM40B.  I haven't plugged any lines
into them yet but I'm starting to see this in my logs...

[root@webster asterisk]# grep alarm /var/log/messages
Sep 20 09:13:22 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
Sep 22 11:07:07 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
Sep 22 16:10:55 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
Sep 23 02:42:33 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
Sep 24 03:34:58 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!


Should I be worried?  Anyone know what this is?

I'm running on FC2 with a 2.6.8 kernel compiled by myself and Asterisk
CVS-HEAD-09/07/04-16:38:14.

Back to extensions.conf :)

Thanks,
G

Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
> I've installed a TDM04B and a TDM40B.  I haven't plugged any lines
> into them yet but I'm starting to see this in my logs...
> 
> [root@webster asterisk]# grep alarm /var/log/messages
> Sep 20 09:13:22 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
> Sep 22 11:07:07 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
> Sep 22 16:10:55 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
> Sep 23 02:42:33 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
> Sep 24 03:34:58 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting!
> 
> 
> Should I be worried?  Anyone know what this is?
These are generated by an FXS module. I do not know why, as I and a 
number of others see them on a semi regular basis - in my case 6 or so 
times a month and very occasionally there will be a burst of four, the 
same message but each module in numerical order on a 4 module card.

Given that a number of users see this same message on module 1, I do not 
think it is a faulty module. They do not seem to be related to phone 
usage, as they occur during times when the office is vacant.

"Ouch, part reset, quickly restoring reality" is another message seen 
less frequently.

Regards,

Richard

On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 07:42:14 +1200, Richard Scobie
<r.scobie@clear.net.nz> wrote:
> These are generated by an FXS module. I do not know why, as I and a
> number of others see them on a semi regular basis - in my case 6 or so
> times a month and very occasionally there will be a burst of four, the
> same message but each module in numerical order on a 4 module card.
> 
> Given that a number of users see this same message on module 1, I do not
> think it is a faulty module. They do not seem to be related to phone
> usage, as they occur during times when the office is vacant.
> 
> "Ouch, part reset, quickly restoring reality" is another message
seen
> less frequently.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Richard
Good to know.  Thanks!