Riley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
[...]
> > I've run heaps of CPU intensive stuff with Win 95
> > since then, like Longbow II, with no crashes at all.
I've got a P/100 which works fine with WinNT 4.0 at /120, Linux won't
finish booting on it at that speed...
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Horst von Brand
Riley Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
[...]
I've run heaps of CPU intensive stuff with Win 95
since then, like Longbow II, with no crashes at all.
I've got a P/100 which works fine with WinNT 4.0 at /120, Linux won't
finish booting on it at that speed...
--
Horst von Brand
Thanks to those who responded. I tried a K6-2 500 and it worked fine, so
my chip looks like it's buggy or has mysteriously died. Will contact AMD
to see if they can replace it, don't like my chances seeing it's 18 months
old, never know though.
Thanks again,
Daniel. :)
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000,
Thanks to those who responded. I tried a K6-2 500 and it worked fine, so
my chip looks like it's buggy or has mysteriously died. Will contact AMD
to see if they can replace it, don't like my chances seeing it's 18 months
old, never know though.
Thanks again,
Daniel. :)
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000,
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Horst von Brand wrote:
> Random crashes is usually a hardware problem: Bad RAM, overheated CPU,
> overclocking, ...
Yeah it probably is a dud CPU, but I'm just trying to be optimistic. :)
I've tried two other CPUs and they work fine, so it's definitely the CPU
that's the
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Matthias Andree wrote:
> Do you have the chance to borrow another of those K6-2s, possibly faster
> ones (if your board supports those)? Is the case in a proper state (has
> never been dropped, all perpendicular and so on)?
A K6-2 500 has become available for me to try,
Daniel Grimwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> am having many random fatal oopses with my K6-2 350. Can't find
> anything related on the mailing list archive, so here it is. Also, I'm
> not subscribed to the mailing list but do read it via NNTP, a CC: would
> be much appreciated :). TIA.
Random
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Daniel Grimwood wrote:
> am having many random fatal oopses with my K6-2 350. Can't find
> anything related on the mailing list archive, so here it is. Also, I'm
> not subscribed to the mailing list but do read it via NNTP, a CC: would
> be much appreciated :). TIA.
Do
Hi guys,
am having many random fatal oopses with my K6-2 350. Can't find
anything related on the mailing list archive, so here it is. Also, I'm
not subscribed to the mailing list but do read it via NNTP, a CC: would
be much appreciated :). TIA.
On the chip it has "AMD K6-2/350 AFR" and "A
Hi guys,
am having many random fatal oopses with my K6-2 350. Can't find
anything related on the mailing list archive, so here it is. Also, I'm
not subscribed to the mailing list but do read it via NNTP, a CC: would
be much appreciated :). TIA.
On the chip it has "AMD K6-2/350 AFR" and "A
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Daniel Grimwood wrote:
am having many random fatal oopses with my K6-2 350. Can't find
anything related on the mailing list archive, so here it is. Also, I'm
not subscribed to the mailing list but do read it via NNTP, a CC: would
be much appreciated :). TIA.
Do you
Daniel Grimwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
am having many random fatal oopses with my K6-2 350. Can't find
anything related on the mailing list archive, so here it is. Also, I'm
not subscribed to the mailing list but do read it via NNTP, a CC: would
be much appreciated :). TIA.
Random
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Matthias Andree wrote:
Do you have the chance to borrow another of those K6-2s, possibly faster
ones (if your board supports those)? Is the case in a proper state (has
never been dropped, all perpendicular and so on)?
A K6-2 500 has become available for me to try, won't
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Horst von Brand wrote:
Random crashes is usually a hardware problem: Bad RAM, overheated CPU,
overclocking, ...
Yeah it probably is a dud CPU, but I'm just trying to be optimistic. :)
I've tried two other CPUs and they work fine, so it's definitely the CPU
that's the
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