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On 1/22/07, Naga <nagatoro@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Monday 22 January 2007 12:48, Vlad Dogaru wrote: |
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> > Hello, |
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> > |
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> > what I initially thought was a problem with kdelibs is turning into |
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> > something even more strange. Emerge failed for every package I tried |
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> > to install with the message: "Internal compiler error: Segmentation |
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> > Fault". I have tried re-emerging gcc from two local mirrors, but got a |
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> > bunch of hash failures and corrupted archives. I am now trying |
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> > distfiles.gentoo.org, but this will take quite long. Any ideas as to |
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> > what might have happened? Could this be connected to X running |
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> > alarmingly slow? |
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> |
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> Faulty memory? Got something like this once and then it was a memory module |
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> that was broken. Try and check it with memcheck86 (think I got the name |
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> right :)) |
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I used memtest and it showed a bunch of errors on my ancient 128 MiB |
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chip. So I removed it, but even with the (presumably good -- only let |
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memtest run for about 3 minutes) 256 MiB I have the same problems. I |
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don't run anything heavily graphical, so RAM rarely got up to 50% |
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usage back with 384 MiB. Hence, I should be fine (I long gave up |
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hoping to play games on my machine); but I have the same problems, |
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with programs taking long to start and strange happenings caused by |
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gcc. Any other ideas? |
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Vlad |
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PS: Unless I got it wrong, it's memtest86 and it proved very valuable. |
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By the way, does it ever stop? After two hours and 13 thousand errors |
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I got fed up and removed the chip. |
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How's my English? How about my Netiquette? |
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Do mail me if something is wrong with my behaviour. Thank you. |
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