I just had a read at the manual and have been mucking about with fsck to no
avail. I went on to use Partition Magic to format both my hard drives and
re-format them to make sure they were okay but on one it makes noises and
freezes the process momentarily sugessting a bad sector. At the moment I am
formatting again and I will unplug that hard drive and try installing linux
again. It is not much of a loss as I have only recently installed it and had
only started to create files as apposed to read how tos and the like.

Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jim Jarvie
Sent: 05 October 2001 21:51
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [scottish] Crash


Chris

This sounds like classic hardware problems.  Is you CPU fan working ?
After that, I'd check for faulty memory, especially cache memory; a
kernel compile will give signal 11 errors if you have memory problems
(though you may also get crashes as you describe).

Jim

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On 04/10/01, 22:37:26, Chris Dickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding [scottish] Crash:


> Ever since I have installed Red Hat 7.1 it has been freezing on me when I
> wasn't doing anything that might have upset it. Things like scrolling
down a
> trusted website and typing in gedit. Normally this has just been a
nuisense,
> I would have to hit the reset button and it would fix the errors and boot
> normally but this time this is not so. It comes up with an error and it
> wants me to login as root to try and fix it but I don't have a clue how.
> Once it's fixed do you have any idea what may be causing it to die? I
don't
> think it's linux because it even done it during the install procedure,
the
> mouse just stopped when I was moving to press the next button. Is there
> anyway I can find out what's causing it?

> Thanks,
> Chris

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