----- "Karanbir Singh" mail-lists@karan.org wrote:
On 23/11/09 17:50, Ben Mohilef wrote:
This looked and felt like an acpi induced problem. I discovered that
acpid was turned on for some
reason, so I turned off the acpid daemon and it has behaved well for
the last day. Are you booting
yours with acpi=off as well ??
nope, just the straight kernel and initrd. nothing special in there.
this is actually quite a boring standard install with almost nothing changed on there from what is left behind by a minimal 5.1 install ( and its been updated nightly since then )
- KB
Is it possible you have an application that runs at odd times that is compiled for the wrong arch? IIRC the C3 is i586 compatible (almost i686 but missing something stupid like 'cmov' instruction). I've got a handful of C3 based systems in my personal lab and run into 'oddities' every now and then because of this...
Tim Nelson Systems/Network Support Rockbochs Inc. (218)727-4332 x105
On 23/11/09 21:34, Tim Nelson wrote:
Is it possible you have an application that runs at odd times that is compiled for the wrong arch? IIRC the C3 is i586 compatible (almost i686 but missing something stupid like 'cmov' instruction). I've got a handful of C3 based systems in my personal lab and run into 'oddities' every now and then because of this...
The Nemehiah is a full i686, cmov etc included.
- KB
----- "Karanbir Singh" mail-lists@karan.org wrote:
On 23/11/09 21:34, Tim Nelson wrote:
Is it possible you have an application that runs at odd times that
is compiled for the wrong arch? IIRC the C3 is i586 compatible (almost i686 but missing something stupid like 'cmov' instruction). I've got a handful of C3 based systems in my personal lab and run into 'oddities' every now and then because of this...
The Nemehiah is a full i686, cmov etc included.
- KB
Ah yes... I'm thinking of the "Samuel 2" C3... different core. Thanks for the info.
--Tim
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