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I've had this problem since mandrake 9.1 on my laptop, a Celeron 400 with
a Lynx EM graphics. I fixed the problem my telling my BIOS that my OS was
not Plug and Play
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Regarding this machine with s3 card. I replaced s3 card with card Cirrus Logic one.
Now I am using this machine for a server.
When I connected on it with LTSP
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I had the same problem with a different computer with a S3 card (Xfree 3) in MDK9.2.
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In MDK 9.2 final KDE is freezing all the time and I have not found any workarounds.
I CAN reboot it with SysRq+B and I can also ping it from another machine. But I
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The last freeze was my own fault. :(
I have set arts to use sound card in full duplex mode. Linux froze whenever
arts was started.
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Curtis: I have had crashes with both the generic nv and NVIDIA. This is so
sh***y to debug. No output in /var/log, no clear pattern. Possible candidates:
* wheel
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Yes, connected through PS/2. My configuration is the same as others.
I have an ASUS A7N8X-Deluxe motherboard. I haven't had a crash since I
made the following
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lspci - curtis
I'm having this problem as well--seeminly random
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Two more things Gregor:
1) We have different hardware, I have an ASUS A7S333 MoBo, here is the relevant
part from lspci -v:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Silicon
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My own lspci -v
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I have also noticed that apic isn't used. That is why I waited a few days before I
reported that it doesn't crash with noapic.
I will report back if it does
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Is the noapic option working for you ?
I had a new crash, so I added a noapic entry in my lilo.conf:
image=/boot/vmlinuz
label=linux-noapic
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Yes I had crashes with exactly this configuration.
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I had no crashes since I added noapic option (two days ago).
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This is my mouse section. I am using a *generic* mouse configuration. I havent
had freezes in a lng time. Would you please try it ? I hope it is a mouse
issue for
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I'm using the same configuration...
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And you also had some crashes with exactly this configuration ?
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I have a wheel mouse on a serial port (ps2 to serial port
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I have ran a script from:
http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/
that compiles kernel and writes log files:
#!/bin/sh
#set -x
t=1
while [ -f log.$t ]
do
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I experience somewhat the same problem, but i'm using GNOME. Strange thing is, i
can still move the mouse pointer, but X does not respond to clicks on anything.
It
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I would also like to note that memtest does not report any errors (6 passes).
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I connected mouse to PS/2 port and disabled wheel with:
#Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
but computer is still freezing.
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if your mouse can still move, and you can still login with ssh (and with an strace you
can find X
looping and eating your cpu time) you are hit by a known nvidia bug
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I have tried with acpi=off but it still freezes. I will try noapic next.
What else could I try? How could I test disk?
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I have had several incidents like yours, with similar configuration: AMD, NVidia
driver (tried
the generic nv and the Nvidia binaries, both crash). I could never
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