Neil Bothwick wrote:
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 16:44:50 +0200, Holly Bostick wrote:
I just realized that I always turn this option (wherever it may be) off
(I think it's the kernel, which would explain why I don't remember
precisely where it is, since I configure all kernels to be the same as
the last, so I set it once and forgot it), and maybe you should too--
that way you might have a better chance of knowing what precisely is
causing these spontaneous reboots in the first place, so you could stop
them.
Does anybody else know what I'm talking about? ;-) ?
Yes, but like you I can't remember where you set it. You can also pass it
as an option to the kernel when booting.
I don't really think it will help here, the system log should contain
everything Mark needs, providing it's not a hard reboot that prevents the
last log messages being flushed to disk.
I think you're talking about the hangcheck timer?
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