HI, Jon:
I'd try another CPU. Can you beg or borrow one?
You should be able to select a slower BUS speed, 100, 95, 83, 66.
Perhaps slowing the BUS speed would help. If it does, you could then
raise the CPU clock to what is stamped on the CPU.
OBTW, you could mention your MB, CPU & Memory manufactures and model
numbers.
If you have slow memory, slowing the CPU won't help. (I think)
You'll need to adjust bus speed or wait states or the like.
:-|
Chuck
Jon Dowd wrote:
>
> Dear Chuck,
> Thanks very much for your help. I bought this K6-266 and motherboard at
> a very good price, but to get it to run Win95 reliably we have set the CPU
> at 225... Do you think it would do any good to reduce it's speed any further?
> Or perhaps I should go shopping for another chip ?
> Thanks again. Jon
>
> > I run a k6-266 with 64 Megabytes of RAM. When I built the system I set
> > the CPU speed jumpers to 333 MHz and it ran DOS & Win95 fine and would
> > boot linux. I got a Signal 11 error while compiling a kernel. I asked for help,
> > here, and was refered to a signal-11 web page that led me back to clocking
> > my CPU at its posted speed. The system has been up 129 days. The last time
> > it was down was for a hardware upgrade.
> > :-)
> > Chuck
