@mmeadway As I recall, the Novell engineers brought loaner hardware that we used (they were right up rt. 128 in Wellesley, MA back then) and that led to narrowing it down to fault in building/appliance wiring. This was one of the worst and most time consuming issues I can recall. Software is much easier, thank goodness. Good luck.

@mmeadway A long time ago (remember Netware?) we had a server in our small office that would spontaneously reboot. I personally witnessed this happen: the server machine would begin counting ram as machines did in those days during boot. Eventually we installed power monitoring equipment and discovered the cause to be "occasional neutral to ground spikes." This was traced to both a fault in the building's wiring together with a faulty appliance. Tricky problem.

@stux They all seem to have reached the "we're too afraid to touch that part of the code because we're not sure it won't break something else" stage.

@noondlyt The large sized couscous with chopped red onion, diced tomato, chopped cucumber, red wine vinegar, chopped parsley, whole pitted calamata olives, evoo, salt, pepper.