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I have been having that problem for quite some time now. It was really |
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bad when I upgraded to 2.6.21. I downgraded back to 2.6.20-r4 and I |
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haven't had near the problems. I am not sure what it is, but you aren't |
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the only one with that problem. |
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Peter Davoust wrote: |
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> Ok, I just conquered my gdm issues in a previous thread, and now I'm |
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> finding that gentoo is crashing on me! Twice so far, gentoo has |
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> crashed at fairly inappropriate times. I've used gentoo before, and |
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> not once has it crashed meaninglessly. First, I think I was listing a |
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> directory, and it totally froze, and then the second time I was |
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> unzipping a bzipped archive of the latest kernel sources and it came |
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> to a dead halt. I had to hard reboot the machine, it wasn't fun. I'm |
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> starting to get worried, especially since if it can't handle a little |
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> tar.bz2 file, then it certainly can't emerge anything. I'm sure you'll |
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> be wanting some logs, and I'll get them to you next time I boot |
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> gentoo. I've got 2 gig of RAM, and a dual core processor, so those |
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> aren't the problem, and my hard drive has plenty of free space |
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> (talking gigs here), so that's not it either. It sounds like it's |
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> something really obvious that I'm overlooking, but I don't understand |
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> how it could just stop. Even the normal clicking associated with the |
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> processor "thinking" just halts. Isn't that weird? |
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> |
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> -Peter |
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Dustin C. Hatch |
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http://www.dchweb.com |
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