When ever I try to install Mandrake 8.2, I get seg faults. Yet memtest86
reports ok when doing it's default thing, but when I mess arrourd with some
settings it will decide that either I have no ram at all, or that I have
about 4gb, and freeze either time. I only have 512mb of PC133, in a P3 1Ghz.
any suggestions?

Regards,
Karl Bowden


> Hello Grant, thanks for the suggestion - now that you mention it, my 8.1
> install occaisionally gives messages about bios clock errors (still works
> fine though so it must be able to recover) I'll try reinstalling again
this
> weekend and let you know the result.
>
> Thankyou, Mehmet
>
> On Thursday 28 March 2002 08:15 pm, you wrote:
> > Try turning off AMD optimisation, it's a flag you can pass to the kernel
> > with GRUB/Lilo/Whatever bootloader. It's cropped up on here but for some
> > reason I can't reach the slug website right now. Basically on recent AMD
> > Motherboards linux drives the RAM too fast - well it's the mobo's fault
> > for slightly overclocking in the first place which doesen't cause a
> > problem under Windows.
> >
> >
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