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Sorry. I don't have any detailed hints, only generic ones. |
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If your problem isn't RAM or temperature related (like visely Andrew Gaffney |
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suggested), you could: |
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0. If you didn't do that already, open a bugreport on the Gentoo site. |
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1. check if there are news bioses version for you MB that fix some problem |
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that could be related to your one. |
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2. try to install only packages with ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="x86", if you really |
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really don't need something that is ~x86 |
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(maybe if they are not there and if you don't have a good reason for |
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that, downgrade your critical packages to x86 state: |
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glibc, gcc, binutils) |
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3. try to compile and install also the gs-sources kernel, that should be the |
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one more stable and effective for servers |
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(it is at 2.4.23_pre8) |
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4. If you don't have portability problem of your binaries on other machines, |
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you could set these FLAGS in make.conf: |
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CFLAGS="-march=athlon-mp -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer" |
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CXXFLAGS="-march=athlon-mp -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer" |
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and maybe with -O2, that doesn't lose almost anything in optimization, |
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but mybe don't trigger your error. |
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If your system doesn't work any more after 2. (downgrading your critical |
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packages, |
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compiling them on a system that maybe is not very reliable), it's not my |
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fault ;-) |
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Andrea |
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