On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 12:10:11PM -0700, Simon Kirby wrote:
> > Actually, what is REALLY freakin' weird is that it seems to work just
> > about to the point that I start typing something, at which point the next
> > thing I type has to start with SysRq because it's locked tight.. It's
> > truly bizarre, and nobody seems to have the slightest idea what could be
> > causing it. I've tried every suggestion I've been given at least once -
> > some with disasterous (but fixable, thankfully) results like changing AGP
> > driving strength. Setting it to the suggested value caused the box not to
> > boot at all. Old ISA video card to the rescue.
>
> Hmm! Where is this option? I can't seem to find it in my BIOS anywhere.
> Perhaps it's only an option on newer boards.
>
> What other things have you tried?
P2C/C2P(?) concurrency, turning off AGP-4x mode all together, and other
settings. I posted my AGP-related settings about a week ago along with
kernel info, system info, etc.
> > I suspect we're seeing different problems, and I've pretty much concluded
> > that whatever the hell is wrong, it's specific to my particular setup.
> > It'd most likely take someone with an identical motherboard and video card
> > (possibly also running at 100MHz as I am running it) to duplicate the
> > problems I am having. I'm keeping my eyes open, but at the same time I'm
> > looking into the possibility of a PCI card to replace my Voodoo2 and
> > possibly some sort of setup that way.
>
> Actually, I'm running the bus at 100 MHz. Dual Slot1 300A Celerons
> drilled & soldered to run at dual 450 MHz, but I left that part out to
> increase the validity of my report. ;)
AMD Duron 800, running 100x8. I don't overclock - my CPU is already
109°F as it is!
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