Miguel J. Jiménez wrote:
Miguel J. Jiménez escribió:
No, I did not compile anything special... but I do a lot of extensive
CPU use (java, eclipe, postgres, apache, php, jboss all running
together) but as I said before nothing happened while having the
other kernel... :'( Anyhow I have recompiled the kernel deactivating
paravirtualization (it's marked as experimental and I do not use it
anyway) option and I will give another try.
At home (the problem is at my job) I use a compiled k7 (no
paravirtualization so I can use original nvidia driver) and no
problem so far either...
Mmm I returned to previous kernel (2.6.18-4) and now goes OK (the
compiled version also frozer my computer) ... anyhow, I have read at
LWN that 2.6.21 is *super* buggy ... I think I will maintain this
version until a new one (less buggy version) appears...
This is interesting, because I am running Lenny/Sid off of 2.6.21 and
all seems well. This morning's updates did remove some linux-headers,
but I rebooted to test the machine and it restarted just fine.
I have noticed however that my machine has begun to make those kinds of
noises I used to associate with Win98 ... y'know those clicking and
grinding type noises when the CPU is under load. I don't know if a
kernel can make a machine do that, but it has been since upgrading to
2.6.21 that those sounds have started. It could be coincidence, though
my machine is but four months' old.
A
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