On Wednesday 23 February 2005 03:24, J. Patrick Campbell wrote: > On Tue, February 22, 2005 8:59 pm, J. Patrick Campbell said: > > On Tue, February 22, 2005 8:31 pm, Volker Armin Hemmann said: > >> Hi, > >> > >> On Wednesday 23 February 2005 01:30, J. Patrick Campbell wrote: > >>> does anyone know where the logfile is? can't seem to locate it. > >>> I've had this problem for a few weeks now, just patched to > >>> 3339 and it still crashes. > >> > >> it should be in your ~/.ut2004/ dir. > > > > found that, thanks. > > > >> Hm, I had no probs with ut2004 when I tried it some time before. > >> > >> Are you sure, that it is not a cooling or undervoltage-problem? > > > > my voltages look fine but my Athlon XP 1800+ is running at 66 C. > > I just shut down to check in the bios setup. > > Too bad ASUS doesn't have linux utils for monitoring temps.
doesn't need to. Lm_sensors will provide you with everything needed. Hehe, My Xp2000+ got too hot for a while too. When I was doing some heavy stuff, the temp raised above 65�C and something crashed. Luckily nothing, some good compressed air could not fix ;) > > i just cleaned the gunk out of my fan and heatsink and dropped 20 C > to about 45C. > smokers, beware! your computer gets dirty! Yeah, I know the effect. But do not forget to dust your PSU! There will be a pretty amount of dirt in this beast too and PSUs suffer really badly from overtemps. The capacitors are halving their livetime with every 10�C extra. But be carefull, do not open it, if you do not know exactly which parts are safe and which not. Best, to try to force the dirt out with a fresh can of compressed air. Gl�ck Auf Volker -- [email protected] mailing list
