Policy-map going into suspended mode over a GRE

Hi
I have a GRE tunnel over another GRE tunnel. When I apply a nested policy on the Child GRE the policy map does not attach, what is the cause. The sho policy-map int Tux/x showed that it is suspended I am not making a breakthrough here. The hard ware platform is ASR 1001
Thanks
Don

Download RecBoot. You can kick it out of recovery mode with that. You may have an underlying issue though causing that. A restore may be in order.
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the stix i have right now are corsair twinx. but I also tried with 1 stick kingston value pc2700(?)(DDR333)
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The computer has constantly gone into sleep mode after a few minutes of no activity. I can have iTunes radio playing, but the system still goes into sleep mode. As I am typing and moving the curser, the machine stays awake.
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I apologize for the angst. The problem has cost too much money in lost time and material because when it would automatically shut down after a few minutes, all my work was lost.
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Restore as new. If the issue persists, take the device to Apple for evaluation.

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Well hello there, and welcome to Macintosh.
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I would suggest sending a message in OS X feedback requesting this as a feature!
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I had the same problem with my Touch but it started the first day. It was also doing weird things like telling me the battery was full then half an hour later warn me there was only 10% left. It got better for a while but long syncs with iTunes usually threw it into restore mode again.
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HELP my ipod keeps going into restore mode

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Yesh, take it to the Apple Store and make a fuss.

Late 2012 Mac mini with OSX 10.8.2 has started shutting down instead of going into sleep mode.

Sometime in the last week or so my mac mini has started going into full shut down instead of sleep mode.
I have tried checking and unchecking energy saver boxes but haven't found anything which will get me back to where I used to be - and I haven't knowingly changed anything to make this happen.- maybe an OS update caused it?
The machine will fire up with a tablet click rather than needing the reset button to be pushed so clearly the machine is sort of halfway between sleep and full 'off'. Most frustrating as one of the key issues for me in getting this my first mac was its easy sleep and super quick fire up compared to windows.
Any help appreciated
Oh yes I just remembered that I did just install 2 8gb of crucial RAM (to replace the supplied 2 2gb but surely that can't have anything to do with it - can it)?

Adding to my first post I can now advise that when the mac goes into sleep mode the light on the front stays on (it does not pulse so clearly it is not really sleeping).
When i click the tablet / keyboard this is actually what triggers the mac to reboot
I have tried resetting the SMC as per the following link to no avail
http://macs.about.com/od/usingyourmac/qt/Resetting-The-Smc-System-Management-Con troller-On-Your-Mac.htm
Help please!

Policy-map going into suspended mode over a GRE

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