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I have a VPS at bigVPS (for almost a year). It keeps crashing after a couple of weeks of uptime, requiring me to ask for a reboot, which can leave my sites offline for up to a day (I'm in the UK, so when I check the server in the morning and find it down, it takes a while before the bloke wakes up and get my email ). Now, I'm just wondering if this is something I'm doing wrong, or a problem with bigVPS. How much uptimes are other customers getting? My vps has 256mb of ram and it's run using xen. One problem I'm seeing is the following error message: "4gb seg fixup, process [a process name here]" With several thousand errors for each process supressed for each process. Doesn't sound good. Googling the error suggests I need to install libc6-xen, Is there any other way of finding out why the system has crashed?
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