On Saturday June 14 2003 10:59 am, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
> On Saturday 14 June 2003 09:43 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
> > That means you've got no problems with cpu/cache/ram and
> > that your cooling is adequate under extreme load. I suspect
> > your problem involves some files or such that got corrupted by
> > all these hard lockups and resets you've had. Tho I really
> > don't know what slocate uses to build the db, I suspect it
> > doesn't do it all by itself.
>
> Whats puzzling (extremely!) Is that I had reinstalled (fresh)
> then ran "updatedb" ->first<- before doing anything else.
>
> Happened from from the very first reboot after installation. Not
> much chance of damage done there, eh?
>
> I do know that "slocate -u" and "updatedb" do the same thing,
> AFAIK.
'locate -u' == 'updatedb' Sorry I must'a missed the part
where you've had this problem even after a fresh install. You
could try 'bonnie++' to see if your drive(s) are behaving up to
par. Should be on your CD's.
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