According to Norbert Bottlaender-Prier: While burning my CPU.
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> Jakob Borg a �crit:
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> > Is this some cache problem?
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> > Jakob Borg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > [Debian GNU/Linux 2.0 narayan 2.1.112 i586]
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> Hi Jakob !
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> There's some probability that the problem is in your signature ;-)
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> I suggest you try if this happens with a Kernel of the 2.0.xx series...
> It looks like you're Alpha-testing right now, so you have to be ready to
> encounter problems...
How very well put. I have just been reading some mails about 2.1.10x which
would suggest that what you say might be his problem. As a warning or
advise to others, 2.1.xxx kernels are "Development kernels", its what they
call "The Bleeding Edge" use them at your own risk, if you encounter "ANY"
problem try a stable kernel for example (2.0.35) before sending a message
to "any" list about the problem which you have encounterd.
But of course if a "Development kernel" has corrupted your disk then the
damage "might" be unrepairable, that does'nt happen very often but it has
been known to occur.
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