I have seen such things be thermal related.
Even though it is a laptop, open it up or have a tech do it and clean
it out. Dust, lint, etc build up and can cause thermal overload. It
is very dusty were we live, and I have this as an issue in desktops
here.
My son had a laptop at college and
How ironic! Kosher Kommisar Klinton tries to convince
us, sincerely, that she cares about freedom around the
globe, and meanwhile wipes her fat ass with the
Constitution, here at home.
I really like the way she talks at us like we're 3rd graders.
Each...word...very...slowly.
Jack Coats wrote:
Even though it is a laptop, open it up...and clean it out.
I do that about once a year and did so in January when I upgraded the RAM.
The crash frequency has perhaps increased in frequency some since the
RAM upgrade, but the problem was definitely there prior to the RAM
Tom Metro wrote:
If this is a practical option, I'll dig deeper and see if I can turn up
a guide for using it with an Ubuntu kernel.
Installing kexec-tools did generate this warning:
update-rc.d: warning: kdump start runlevel arguments (2) do not match
LSB Default-Start values (0 1 2 3 4 5)
On Feb 15, 2011, at 1:00 PM, Tom Metro wrote:
Tom Metro wrote:
If this is a practical option, I'll dig deeper and see if I can turn up
a guide for using it with an Ubuntu kernel.
Installing kexec-tools did generate this warning:
update-rc.d: warning: kdump start runlevel arguments (2) do
When: February 16, 2011 7PM (6:30PM for QA)
Topic: Net Neutrality and the FCC
Moderator: Caroline Hunter
Location: MIT Building E51, Room 395
Caroline will moderate and lead a discussion on the recent FCC Net
Neutrality rulings. The following is a short extract of topics Caroline
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