I posted MB model and link to technical data about it as well as
processor information in my last message
(
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-stable/2006-February/022516.html
)
the kernel config I used is the GENERIC one which comes (I always wait
to have a working system before tweaking the kernel), if really needed i
can provide it but I don't think it is relevant since everyone with a
freebsd host will have it anyway.
post all of your BIOS settings please, MB model and manufacturer, used
hardware etc.
kernel configuration file (KERNCONF=XXX) used for kernel compilation
and its includes
2006/2/13, Julien Ammous:
In fact i forgot this but I disabled acpi and apic (i don't even know
what apic is) in my current config, i tried different configurations
like disabling only acpi but the current proved to be the best.
Without
disabling any of these the system nearly freeze everytime at same
point
as described in my firt message.
What is really annoying is that I have absolutely no idea of what is
wrong how i could make things better, since the system is designed
to be
deployed in closed server rooms at the client company if the server
freeze we are in great troubles if noone is around :\
Trying with freebsd 5.4 would really be hard to do and to maintain
since
my host system is under freebsd 6 (the computer i build compact flash
system image on) so i would really prefer another option.
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