On Mon, 2002-04-15 at 13:10, Fred Dech wrote: > > Other possibilities: the site uses Macromedia Flash, rather than Java. > > Fairly stable, but maybe your X server isn't? What video card and sound > > card do you use? > > > sound card? good question. i never did plug speaker into that sucker, come > to think of it. it looks like an integrated Sound Blaster type X?
Maybe look at the output of '/sbin/lsmod', or '/sbin/lspci'. The Sound Blaster Live! drivers are very unstable by reputation. I had a Live! card for a while, and the PC it was in hung constantly. After replacing that card, the system runs fine. > on my Win machine that doesn't crash with a newer version of netscape. > my video card has been relatively happy. NVidia Quadra2. i have to rebuild > the drivers by hand, since the don't have a RedHat 7.1, kernel-2.4.9-* rpm > for it. but it handles most things i throw at it pretty well. NVidia's driver, or the XFree86 driver? It sounds like you're using NVidia's. If that's the case, GET the proper kernel-source-2.x.x package. Don't expect drivers built against the wrong kernel source to work.
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