Hi everyone, I have a sig-11 problem. Now, I know that this usually means: broken RAM. However, I don't think that's the problem with me. Recently, my PC started showing `strange behavior'. So, I went to the computerstore (those of you familiar with it: Com4 in Tilburg, The Netherlands).
They took a close look, did a thorough check and replaced:
- motherboard (now have an Aopen)
- power-supply thing (sorry, don't know the proper English term for
that)
I got it back today and tried compiling a new kernell. No luck (sig11).
So, we also replaced RAM. The kernell compiled nicely. So, I took the
machine back home and put it online. No problem so far. However, I
wanted to add another feature in the kernell, and again it gave me sig
11's.
You can imagine that this is givin' me a headache.. I have _no_ idea
what could cause this weird behavior... Any suggestions anyone?
Bas
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