I finally found another report of the same problem:
http://h2np.net/tips/cpudcc.html (Japanese).
This user has the same DFI motherboard, a slightly faster Althlon 64,
and is running the same OS (Debian Sarge). He reports throttling
failure after about 1 hour, the same as my case.
To me this
Jacob Larsen wrote:
> How is the memory configured? Do you have more than one module? Some
> Socket 754 motherboards can not use the Cool & Quiet feature of the A64
> if there are more than one module, or it is placed in other dimm sockets
> than the first. If this is the case, it will probably cau
On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 10:37:06PM -0400, John Belmonte wrote:
> Bruno Ducrot wrote:
> > What is the frequency of the system clock?
> >
> > Cheers,
>
> Hi Bruno,
>
> The system clock is set at the default 200MHz (no overclocking).
Well, there is two possibility I believe:
- hardware fault;
Bruno Ducrot wrote:
> What is the frequency of the system clock?
>
> Cheers,
Hi Bruno,
The system clock is set at the default 200MHz (no overclocking).
--Regards, John
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Just for the record... because it works for me...
I've tested this a Kingston dual kit (2 x 512MB DDR 400).
The chips are in my first two DIMM slots.
I've enabled Cool'n'Quiet in my bios if that matters.
I'm currently unable to this w/o it has i don't have physical access
to the machine at the mo
John Belmonte wrote:
Any other ideas on how to diagnose this would be appreciated.
* motherboard: DFI K8M800 (Chaintech K8M800 has same failure)
* kernel: stock 2.6.13-rc4 (tried several other versions)
* CPU: Athlon 64 2800+, socket 754, stepping 10
* memory: tried Ultra and Viking PC3200 DDR 4
On Fri, Aug 05, 2005 at 07:54:43AM -0400, John Belmonte wrote:
> I'm having a hard time diagnosing a powernow-k8 problem. It works fine
> for several hours of power throttle stress testing, but eventually the
> following error appears:
>
> kernel: powernow-k8: detected change pending stuck
>
Pascal Giard wrote:
> Hi John,
> so, after ~13 hours of building python2.4 every 30mins caused 882
> transitions.
>
> My cpu is currently idling at 1001MHz 1.1V and there's no sign of
> error. I'm sorry but i'm unable to reproduce your problem. :(
>
> Let me remind you that i've an Athlon 64 2
Hi John,
so, after ~13 hours of building python2.4 every 30mins caused 882 transitions.
My cpu is currently idling at 1001MHz 1.1V and there's no sign of
error. I'm sorry but i'm unable to reproduce your problem. :(
Let me remind you that i've an Athlon 64 2800+ (130nm) running on an
Asus K8V-X
Hi John,
so far so good, 86 transitions total among which 43 were from 1001MHz
to 1802MHz.
No sign of error and it still switches fine.
> The python2.4 package seems to work well for the testing because it
> causes several transistions per build.
okay, i'll try with that one for at least 6 hou
Pascal Giard wrote:
> Ok, i've created a cron job that builds emovix every 30mins.
> I've tested that it provokes a switch from 1.001GHz 1.1V to 1.8GHz 1.5V.
>
> So far, 10 switches have occured, still no problem.
> I'll let it go at least a day and come back to you.
The python2.4 package seems
Hi John,
> I use powernowd for governing, and for testing have a cron job which
> builds the Debian python2.4 package from source (via pdebuild) every 30
> minutes. powernowd governs according to system load, and this test has
> the effect of causing frequent power transitions. Usually the probl
Pascal Giard wrote:
> Hi John,
> i've the exact same processor you have but with an Asus K8V-X
> (K8T800 chipset).
> I've just started powernow. I'll run it for the day and see what happens.
>
> Have found any hint on how to reproduce the problem?
Hi Pascal,
I use powernowd for governing, and
Hi John,
i've the exact same processor you have but with an Asus K8V-X
(K8T800 chipset).
I've just started powernow. I'll run it for the day and see what happens.
Have found any hint on how to reproduce the problem?
-Pascal
On 8/5/05, John Belmonte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having a har
I'm having a hard time diagnosing a powernow-k8 problem. It works fine
for several hours of power throttle stress testing, but eventually the
following error appears:
kernel: powernow-k8: detected change pending stuck
kernel: powernow-k8: transition frequency failed
kernel: powernow-k8: fai
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