Re: Lombard hard freeze (update: mem>64MB)

From: Gabriel Ricard <hidden>
Date: 2000-05-18 16:18:19

Ok, so it seems like it must be a RAM issue. Although,
I HAVE tested compiling the kernel, etc with only the
original 64MB installed, and still got lockups. So,
mybe I should have computerware do some RAM tests for
me and see if that is the problem.
--- Michael Schmitz
[off-list ref] wrote:
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I was doing some transfers like that as well,
(downloading ISOs and the like.. heh) and never
had
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any problems. I don't think this is a network
issue
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really.

It seems that those with 3xxMHz CPUs don't have
the
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same problems that those with the 400MHz CPUs do.
Is
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this correct? I'm also wondering if there were
just
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some bad SODIMMs that made it into the Lombards
and
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that's causing the problems...
Can't be correct, mine is a G3-400 (64 MB) and I
don't
see any kernel lockups that can't be attributed to
known
bugs (testing XFree 4.0 or HFS, currently).
While I haven't downloaded ISO images recently, I've
had
the machine running on a 100 Mb network here with
quite
some data going in or out.

	Michael

=====
Gabriel Ricard
g_ricard@yahoo.com


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