Jonathan Buset wrote:
>
> I had a similar problem. Does it only occur with a SMP enabled kernel? If
> so check your bios.
> The version is the last 2 letters of the set of characters at the bottom
> left hand of the bios screen when it checks your memory. If it is "PW" then
> it's a bios problem. That is what it was for me. Update to the NJ (stable)
> or QQ (beta) bios.
>
Yup, the BIOS seemed to fix it. I am running the QQ BIOS and so far so good.
Thanks.
-Steve
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