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Em 25-11-2010 19:14, walt escreveu: |
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> On 11/25/2010 06:55 AM, Zhu Sha Zang wrote: |
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>> i try to compile some "nice" software like chromium, pyside or |
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>> openoffice my |
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> > system "freeze". I can't do anything like use keyboard, mouse or |
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> switch betwenn |
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> > windows. How can i find the motive to this strange (???) |
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> Does the freeze always happen in the same place while compiling those |
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> packages? |
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> If not, I would suspect hardware problems, e.g. overheating due to |
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> poor ventilation |
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> of the CPU, or memory chips that are going bad. |
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> When I have random malfunctions like you describe, I open the computer |
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> case and spray |
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> the dust off of everything using compressed air. If that doesn't fix |
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> the problem I |
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> run memtest86 overnight to find failing memory chips. |
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> One of those two steps usually fixes the problem for me. |
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> Also, you could rule out bugs in the nvidia driver by trying to |
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> compile chromium |
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> or openoffice from a console terminal (i.e. while X is not running). |
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I run the compilation without X, and try to acces over ssh. I can enter |
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in machine, but so slowly. |
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The system become unresponsive. If I stay the compilation process end, i |
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can use the system again. |
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Normally, i've compiled this sources into the night, when off from work. |
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This machine are new and of course i've tested and don't think that a |
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hardware problem. But i'll check this more deeper. |
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