Hubble won't boot

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tascoast
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Hubble won't boot

#1 Post by tascoast »

Help.

The Hubble payload computer has frozen and won't boot.
The payload computer is a NASA Standard Spacecraft Computer-1 (NSSC-1) system built in the 1980s that is located on the Science Instrument Command and Data Handling (SI C&DH) unit. After 18 years on orbit, the original SI C&DH experienced a failure in 2008 that delayed the final servicing mission to Hubble while a replacement was prepared for flight. In May 2009, STS-125 was launched and the astronauts installed the existing unit. The replacement contains original hardware from the 1980s with four independent 64K memory modules of Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) memory. Only one memory module is used operationally, with the other three serving as backups. All four modules can be used and accessed from either of the redundant payload computers.
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Pierre
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Re: Hubble won't boot

#2 Post by Pierre »

so, it doesn't run on MX-Linux
:bawling:

it's still rather flaky system, even if they do get it working, again.
.. it doesn't affect the working of the Telescope itself, though.
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JayM
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Re: Hubble won't boot

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I'm not saying it's aliens but it's aliens. :alien:
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