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Alan E. Davis wrote: |
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> Thank you, Walt. |
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> I live on a tropical island. I've been going through about all the |
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> suggestions people have made and all the ideas I can think of. |
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> Changed NICs. Recompiled kernel with better configuration. |
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> Uptime 1:39 |
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> An improvement from earlier today. |
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> I've edited /etc/fstab. But I'll leave grub alone until I'm sure what to do. |
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> Thank you again. |
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> Alan |
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I ran into this a long time ago. I had the wrong IDE chip set selected |
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in the kernel. It worked but it was buggy. It would cause random |
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crashes when the drive got a little busy. You can use hdparm -Tt |
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/dev/your drive to test this. I usually did a && and ran them several |
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at a time to really get it going. |
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This may not be your problem but it may be worth trying if you still |
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have trouble. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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