Andre Pang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'll take a stab in the dark here and place a $20 bet (just so you can
> pay me) that the problem's related to the BP6 in some way.
Maybe, or maybe not. Someone on linux-kernel wrote that the G200
framebuffer support might be buggy, and that looks suspiciously like
my problem.
> I *think* that the problem *may* be related to the HPT366 driver,
> but that's only a very, very wild guess.
I have the driver enabled, but there was no disk connected to the
controller when the machine froze. I am suspecting scsi, though,
because my box sometimes locks up during heavy scsi disk activity. But
my guess is probably as wild as yours.
Then, AFAIR, I had a similar crash with 2.2.13 *without* Andre
Hedrick's patch. But don't quote me on that one.
> behaviour apart from this seemingly random lockup. If I get another one of
> these (I haven't had one in over 2 weeks), I might just consider figuring
> out how to use ksymoops :).
Well, my box occasionally locks up, but I have never seen an
oops. Either there are none, or they don't have time to make it to the
logs.
> One thing which you might like to try is lucifer - search for 'lucifer'
> on freshmeat. It's a stress-tester designed to test CPUs which are
> overclocked..
I will try it, thanks. My cpus are not overclocked, though.
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Arnaud
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