FCS 6 Compressor / Qmaster Issue (with QuickCluster)

Don't know if this will help... but I've attached some pics that demonstrate the issue.

Thanks!

I've tried reducing the number of instances with no luck. I've also had it set to use "This Computer" instead of the cluster, and it works... just very slooooooooowly.

I'm beginning to think this might be a possible physical problem with this particular Mac.

Tried that, didn't show any errors. However, opening the machine shows red LEDs on the memory expansion cards. I think one set of RAM is 3rd party, however I'm new to the IT position here, and I'm still learning the ropes as far as these machines are.

Over the past day or so, it's given me errors on 3 different sets of RAM on both memory expansion cards. I'm thinking possible logic board issue?

I pulled the hard drive, and put it in a known working machine, to see if I could recreate the issue. Qmaster did the exact same thing on the other machine, which now leads me to believe that this is a software issue between Qmaster and Compressor.

I've copied the log from the Batch Monitor on my latest attempt, to see if anyone recognizes anything going wrong:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

<services>

<service address="tcp://172.16.170.101:50028" type="requestprocessor:com.apple.qmaster.contentcontroller" hostName="administrators-mac-pro.local" displayName="NP Edit Bay 3">

<logs tmt="05/11/2011 11:08:46.024" pnm="unknown" tms="326819326.024">

<mrk tms="326819399.127" tmt="05/11/2011 11:09:59.127" pid="237" kind="begin" what="service-request" req-id="493DE98F-3B31-45D8-9A85-EA432234E119:1" msg="Preprocessing job."></mrk>

<log tms="326819399.283" tmt="05/11/2011 11:09:59.283" pid="237" msg="Source file is local - we will try hard-linking."/>

<log tms="326819399.284" tmt="05/11/2011 11:09:59.284" pid="237" msg="Hard-linked source file to cluster storage."/>

<mrk tms="326819399.287" tmt="05/11/2011 11:09:59.287" pid="237" kind="end" what="service-request" req-id="493DE98F-3B31-45D8-9A85-EA432234E119:1" msg="Preprocessing job request end."></mrk>

<mrk tms="326819399.326" tmt="05/11/2011 11:09:59.326" pid="237" kind="begin" what="service-request" req-id="1FF9A6BE-5F95-49AF-AE68-82B0A576B968:1" msg="Preprocessing."></mrk>

<mrk tms="326819399.332" tmt="05/11/2011 11:09:59.332" pid="237" kind="end" what="service-request" req-id="1FF9A6BE-5F95-49AF-AE68-82B0A576B968:1" msg="Preprocessing service request end."></mrk>

</logs>

</service>

<service address="tcp://172.16.170.101:50942" type="servicecontroller:com.apple.stomp.transcoder" hostName="administrators-mac-pro.local" displayName="NP Edit Bay 3 3">

<logs tmt="05/11/2011 11:10:24.731" pnm="unknown" tms="326819424.731">

<log tms="326819424.731" tmt="05/11/2011 11:10:24.731" pid="228" kind="mrk" sub="error" what="get-log" avail="false" msg="Service is down."/>

</logs>

</service>

<service address="tcp://172.16.170.101:50973" type="servicecontroller:com.apple.stomp.transcoder" hostName="administrators-mac-pro.local" displayName="NP Edit Bay 3 6">

<logs tmt="05/11/2011 11:10:24.734" pnm="unknown" tms="326819424.734">

<log tms="326819424.734" tmt="05/11/2011 11:10:24.734" pid="228" kind="mrk" sub="error" what="get-log" avail="false" msg="Service is down."/>

</logs>

</service>

</services>

Any help anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!