Hi, I had spontaneous reboots two weeks ago. Got a new motherboard, now the computer hangs all the time. Got a new, different type of motherboard, no problems.
Then on monday I was reading up after a holiday and read about leaking capacitators on motherboards (http://www.geek.com/news/geeknews/2003Feb/gee20030207018535.htm). I told the Administrator and he came back with a motherboard with a bunch of blown up capacitators. This was a MSI motherboard. Turns out that we have a whole bunch of them here, and mine were not the first to die. So, you could have a look inside your case. Marijn On Saturday 15 February 2003 01:02, Bruno Lustosa wrote: > * Bruno Lustosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14-02-2003 20:30]: > > Just to let everyone kow. I applied bios patches, and as for now, I > > managed to compile qt successfully, something that I really couldn't > > before. > > Had an issue with a power problem in the middle of the flashing, but I > > already recovered from it, and gentoo seems more stable now :) > > I'll continue to use it, still got a bunch of stuff to compile. I'll > > post if I have further problems with hangings. > > Thank you all for your helpful replies!! > > Sigh.. unfortunately, as I was watching emerge happily compiling > kdelibs, gcc segfaulted, dumped core, and kernel paniced with an Oops. > Checked temperature, it's at 49 degrees, bios updated properly, no > unstable packages (as far as I can remember). > What should I do? Give up? -- /V\arijn |)eé - Software Engineer - DataDistilleries E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: www.DataDistilleries.com -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
