I have not a clue why you are having such a hard time.
I have ahd my BP6 up for several weeks at a time and only knock it down
for IDE-chipset development or to reboot to a new er kernel.
If you are over-clocking and it is rev one of the board you may have
problems........
Andre Hedrick
The Linux IDE guy
On Fri, 8 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The saga continues ...
> Last night I left my box running two seti@home for another stress test.
> Anyone who's been reading linux-smp over the last few weeks knows the
> trouble that I've been having. Anyways, this time I ran it in console
> mode only. No X. And what happens? No freezes. No errors. No oopses.
> The system has been going strong for about 18 hours.
>
> Now I ask, WTF is going on? Could it be the X server I'm using? Since I
> have a nVidia TNT2 Ultra I am using the 3.3.3.1 X server from their
> website and the glx.so module to take advantage of the TNT2's nifty GL
> stuff. Is the culprit the pre compiled glx.so? Could it be SMP
> unfriendly?
>
> --Ian Ehrenwald
>
>
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