On Wednesday 28 May 2003 02:46 pm, Alan wrote: > On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 08:39:57PM +0200, Andreas Berg wrote: > > I've not experienced any lookups and I just tested putting some > > load on the 3Com nic. A steady flow of 8 megabytes per second for > > about 5 minutes was no problem. At the same time, I watched a movie > > with mplayer. > > Grrrr..... that sucks (for me anyway :) > > > You might want to try the gentoo-sources for your kernel, thats > > what I'm using. If that doesn't help, it probably has something to > > do with your raid > > I'll give that a shot. Maybe it's something in the preemp or low > latency that's causing problems. Have you used any other kernels? > Another thing that might be causing it is heat (my office is pretty > warm), assuming you have lm_sensors set up what sort of heat output > do you have? > > > setup since that would be the major difference between our > > machines. I have a Promise Fasttrack TX2 with 4x80 GB on it in the > > box, but I only use them while I'm running WinXP. > > Strange, I have the same controller with 3x80 on it (for a file > storage raid5 array) that was being used only in linux before, but > when I booted up I was getting all sorts of "lost interrupt" messages > and the boot process just ground to a halt until I unplugged all the > drives from the card. This was happening just doing the kernel > probing on boot, before trying to mount them or anything. Maybe the > kernel again.... I moved the drives over to my http/ftp server > though, probably a better place for them anyway... > > Do you think maybe you could send me your .config, just in case I > have some sort of strangeness going on that I missed? > > TIA > > alan Sorry for getting off track here but you mentioned lm_sensors and my ears perked up. Do you have lmsensors working with your nforce 2 based board? hints, tips tricks? -- Regards, Ernie 100% Microsoft and Intel free
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