On Wed, 31 Oct 2001, Paul Cameron wrote:
> > > And since my problems with this box seem to stem from kernel paging
> > > requests failing, it seems a new VM might go a long way to fixing my
> > > problems.
> > Were you using the recommended (and very much required, at least for early
> > 2.4 kernels) 2 * RAM swap space? That can fix a *lot* of problems.
>
> Probably too late to repartition.
Partition magic is my friend. :)
{remove drive from Linux box. Attach to *doze box. Activate PM. Resize
Partitions. Put drive back into Linux box. Viola}
> Here are some additional but not entirely helpful suggestions:
> o) Install more RAM
What, 420 meg isn't enough?
> o) Use Ion instead of <insert latest wm here>
> (http://www.students.tut.fi/~tuomov/ion/)
Why? I almost never run X.
> o) stop using computer
No thanks.
> o) find and remove lines in /etc/lilo.conf similar to the following:
> append="mem=16M"
There aren't any. My BIOS works properly.
> PS. why choose to install 2.4.10 over 2.4.13? crazy!
For reasons previously stated, I'm sticking with kernel source modules
produced by SuSE {distribution type} because they have all the little
extra tweaks upon which my SuSE install depends already in them - which
means I don't have to spend half a week patching other versions.
This limits me to either 2.4.7 or 2.4.10
DaZZa
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