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On Sunday 09 October 2005 03:52, Ted Ozolins wrote: |
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> Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote: |
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> >>I ask because I can't get a complete compile of glibc. I have to |
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> >>restart the process at lease 3 times before the compile will complete. |
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> >>Let me know what you think. |
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> >>-- |
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> >yes it is completly possible. |
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> >But it is also possible, that your PSU is not powerfull enough. A big |
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> > compile needs a lot of processing power and stresses the ram, so a lot of |
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> > current is needed - and some PSUs aren't able to cope with such a load |
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> > -exspecially if they are cheap and/or a little bit older. |
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> >Try another PSU, do you still have problems, RMA the ram. |
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> > |
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> >Memtest86(+) is known not to find all errors. |
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> I had the same problem here, Changed RAM and still the same prob. |
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> Changed PSU, glibc compiled just fine. This was on an MSI MB with an AMD |
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> 750 Duron. |
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I had 4 PSUs so far going weak - sometimes the box only booted after the nth |
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try, sometimes it suddenly crashed, segfaults and so on. Almost everything |
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that you could also blame on faulty memory or bad cooling. |
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That's why I always blame the PSU first, if it is not a quality brand one ;) |
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I have an enermax for more than a year now (should be almost two, if I |
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remember correctly) since then, all this problems vanished. |
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I friend brought a PSU which had a defect - I started it - boom it exploded.. |
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for the second time, we learnt, after disecting it ;) |
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Another one killed his PSU, when he connected a big old scsi-drive - burned |
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capacitors and transistors don't smell nice .... |
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