Hi
Indraneel Majumdar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (I've not seen the earlier mails due to network problems here) I have a
> AMD-K6-2-400 which has run and compiled kernels and other stuff perfectly
> even at CPU temperatures of 75�C for more than 4 hours a day. I did pay
> Rs.500/- extra for the 64M RAM module (for 1 year ? warranty). Motherboard
> is unknown brand with SiSchip and onboard graphics SiS530. Are you sure
> your RAM modules are OK. I had a similiar problem earlier on another
> unbranded motherboard where the RAM slots used to create problems due to
> temperature changes (RAM was OK, just the slots were bad).
I think my mobo is of exactly same model as of yours. Sis5597/Sis530. Anyway I don't
mind running ceiling fan and keeping the cabinet open.
Anyway I compiled KDE2. Hasn't tried yet. But it looks stable. Hadn't crashed within
an hour.
Earlier when I compiled it, the compile dumped several times. Each time I made 'make
clean;make' till it got thr. Once all done, it was not very stable. Even
konqueror(next KFM) was crashing.
This compile went without a single hiccup and it looks stable. Any explanation?
Bye
Shridhar
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