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 neverhadquoted
any problems. I don't think this is a networkissuequoted
really. It seems that those with 3xxMHz CPUs don't havethequoted
same problems that those with the 400MHz CPUs do.Isquoted
this correct? I'm also wondering if there werejustquoted
some bad SODIMMs that made it into the Lombardsandquoted
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
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