I'm currently running 2.4.6-pre8 and happy as a clam, the
problem has been found and reverted, looks from my discussions with
Linus like the page_launder change introduced into pre3 and also
included in ac14 was causing the hangs/near freezes.
I'm not really much of a coder, so I
I'm currently running 2.4.6-pre8 and happy as a clam, the
problem has been found and reverted, looks from my discussions with
Linus like the page_launder change introduced into pre3 and also
included in ac14 was causing the hangs/near freezes.
I'm not really much of a coder, so I
I decided, for the hell of it, to test the pre series as I've been
nudged by many people to try it in favor of the ac kernel series that
I've been having problems with. Well, it turns out I have ran into
exactly the same problem I had with the ac kernel series, which quite
frankly is surprising
I decided, for the hell of it, to test the pre series as I've been
nudged by many people to try it in favor of the ac kernel series that
I've been having problems with. Well, it turns out I have ran into
exactly the same problem I had with the ac kernel series, which quite
frankly is surprising
Yep, me again. I've been playing around with ac17 on my old 486 machine
for a few days (it seems strange that the 486 works fine while the K6
doesn't, but I digress) and I noticed today something that made my hair
stand on end:
Jun 26 16:17:27 debian kernel: VM: Bad swap entry 0033da00
Jun 26
Yep, me again. I've been playing around with ac17 on my old 486 machine
for a few days (it seems strange that the 486 works fine while the K6
doesn't, but I digress) and I noticed today something that made my hair
stand on end:
Jun 26 16:17:27 debian kernel: VM: Bad swap entry 0033da00
Jun 26
I've recently been going slightly nuts with the fact ac15, 16, and 17
all like deadlocking/slowing to a crawl for seconds/minutes on my K6-III
with 64MB of ram and a swap space of 128MB...
Recently I noticed something VERY odd, I'd been keeping an eye on
gkrellm while I was doing stupid things
I've recently been going slightly nuts with the fact ac15, 16, and 17
all like deadlocking/slowing to a crawl for seconds/minutes on my K6-III
with 64MB of ram and a swap space of 128MB...
Recently I noticed something VERY odd, I'd been keeping an eye on
gkrellm while I was doing stupid things
The last time I tried this, I didn't get any replies - at all. I don't
know why, so I request that anyone who wants to send me replies, send
directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - as it has been ten days since I last tried
to ask for help, I hope this isn't considered spam.
Note that I'm still having
The last time I tried this, I didn't get any replies - at all. I don't
know why, so I request that anyone who wants to send me replies, send
directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - as it has been ten days since I last tried
to ask for help, I hope this isn't considered spam.
Note that I'm still having
Hi. I will try to keep this as informative as possible, just in
case I've missed something.
First off, I've already searched all the kernel archives I could,
google, I've looked around on IRC for help in four different networks,
I've emailed the debian hwtools package maintainer (who
Hi. I will try to keep this as informative as possible, just in
case I've missed something.
First off, I've already searched all the kernel archives I could,
google, I've looked around on IRC for help in four different networks,
I've emailed the debian hwtools package maintainer (who
I originally sent this message to Andrea Archelangi, but he felt I
should also send it here. 2.2.19pre3 is great!
Note that I'm not subscribed to the list - please replies to me and the
list if you would? Thanks :)
You may remember me from an earlier e-mail asking where to find
the VM
I originally sent this message to Andrea Archelangi, but he felt I
should also send it here. 2.2.19pre3 is great!
Note that I'm not subscribed to the list - please replies to me and the
list if you would? Thanks :)
You may remember me from an earlier e-mail asking where to find
the VM
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