I think I may have identified the culprit (or at least another possibility).
It sort-of froze this morning, but perhaps due to changes in the 2.4.13-7
kernel, did not completely freeze me out yet :). I switched to a vc and saw
this message repeating every several seconds after trying to log
I read this on http://rpmfind.net and some other places via google.com
searches (I was about to buy that motherboard and two Celerons a while ago,
but decided not to). Calm down :-).
The electrolytic capacitor thing seems interesting.. I wonder if that's what
it is...
Since I'm just a
On Fridayen den 9 November 2001 09.17, svetljo wrote:
Hm I'm haveing it happily , no problems already ~2 years,
it's true that ( since 2.4.x ) syslog is full of tousend and tousend of
lines
APIC error on CPU0
APIC error on CPU1
the lst message repeated two times
Yes, I have those too, but
Todd Lyons wrote:
Steven Lawrance wrote on Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 07:50:43PM -0800 :
Since I'm just a software person and not an electrical engineer, a bad
capacitor means that I'll have to probably replace the motherboard,
Having been an electronics tech in a previous life, I can verify
Hi all
I d be very suprised if the problems were related to elctrolytics caps
on the motherboard,
there's no new technology with making them these days and they are
pretty reliable, in that type of use...
BUT
the most unreliable place to put them is in switch mode power supplies,
this is
On Fridayen den 9 November 2001 14.07, kons Richard Bown wrote:
Hi all
I d be very suprised if the problems were related to elctrolytics caps
on the motherboard,
there's no new technology with making them these days and they are
pretty reliable, in that type of use...
BUT
the most
Hmm.. I thought I was the only one getting APIC errors ;-). It's good to
know that I'm not alone :), though hopefully there's some way to fix it
unless if it's a normal sporadic condition that's handled properly..
Is there a way to tell the system logger to omit the APIC errors?
psu's dont
often rate
whats marked on them ?? what is the HW config exactly ??
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From: Oden Eriksson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Cooker] Unknown freezes in the night
On Fridayen den 9 November 2001 15.51
On Thursdayen den 8 November 2001 17.05, Steven Lawrance wrote:
I've read that the infamous Abit BP6 dual Celeron motherboards were
notorious for APIC errors and had a lot of crashing problems, but I'm
hoping that my motherboard, a GigaByte dual-Pentium (GA-5DX or something
like that),
On Thursday 08 November 2001 17:47, Oden Eriksson wrote:
On Thursdayen den 8 November 2001 17.05, Steven Lawrance wrote:
I've read that the infamous Abit BP6 dual Celeron motherboards
were notorious for APIC errors and had a lot of crashing
problems, but I'm hoping that my motherboard, a
I read this on http://rpmfind.net and some other places via google.com
searches (I was about to buy that motherboard and two Celerons a while ago,
but decided not to). Calm down :-).
The electrolytic capacitor thing seems interesting.. I wonder if that's what
it is...
Since I'm just a
Steven Lawrance wrote on Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 07:50:43PM -0800 :
Since I'm just a software person and not an electrical engineer, a bad
capacitor means that I'll have to probably replace the motherboard,
Having been an electronics tech in a previous life, I can verify that
electrolytic
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