yes even i think its not a memory issue.
most of the times, xmms ( :-)) is running when that happens. yes mostly that
happens when i run the machine idle.
APM is enabled. but if it were an APM prob. why would it start happening
now? by the way can you tell me for how long can i run my box continuously
without having a pentium tomato of pentium II
will i have to recompile for disabling APM, never dealt with APM earlier.?
this machine isn't on the network.
thanks anyways
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Indraneel Majumdar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 11:56 PM
Subject: Re: [LIH] memory blues
> Hi,
> Probably this is not a memory issue since the machine works in 'doze. Are
> you running some particular program when this happens? Does this happen
> when you leave the machine idle? Are you running an APM enabled
> kernel? Try disabling APM in bios and kernel (just change the kernel from
> the distro CD) and see if freezing stops. If possible try to leave a
> terminal with top running at one corner of the screen. Is the machine on a
> network, can you login to it?
>
> \Indraneel
>
> On Sat, 3 Mar 2001, Rahul Jindal wrote:
>
> > of 32 and 64. i've tried to run the system using one at atime. in both
the
> > instances the system hange (freezes). by freeze i mean that not even the
> > numlock would respond.
>
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