Jim McCloskey wrote:
I wrote:
|> One of the machines I use regularly has a nasty habit of suddenly
|> locking completely .
|>
|> But does anyone know of ways to work on a
|> problem such as this?
|>
|> I'd be really grateful for any tips or pointers.
Thomas Adam
I wrote:
|> One of the machines I use regularly has a nasty habit of suddenly
|> locking completely .
|>
|> But does anyone know of ways to work on a
|> problem such as this?
|>
|> I'd be really grateful for any tips or pointers.
Thomas Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sunday 22 August 2004 02:42, Jim McCloskey wrote:
> One of the machines I use regularly has a nasty habit of suddenly
> locking completely (it happens maybe a couple of times a month). It's
> always when X is running, and, I am nearly sure, always when a browser
> is being used. This is a Debian
Hi,
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 01:42:21 -0700, Jim McCloskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> One of the machines I use regularly has a nasty habit of suddenly
> locking completely (it happens maybe a couple of times a month). It's
> always when X is running, and, I am nearly sure, always when a browser
>
> >and I apologize for that. But does anyone know of ways to work on a
> >problem such as this?
> Oh, I know a gardiner who'd suggest getting out the axe and sharpening
> it, then keeping it next to the miscreant:-)
Having been around that bush not long ago, I vote for the axe. There's just
no
Jim McCloskey wrote:
One of the machines I use regularly has a nasty habit of suddenly
locking completely (it happens maybe a couple of times a month). It's
always when X is running, and, I am nearly sure, always when a browser
is being used. This is a Debian testing system, running kernel 2.4.23.
On Sun, Aug 22, 2004 at 01:42:21AM -0700, Jim McCloskey wrote:
> I'd be really grateful for any tips or pointers.
Get a copy of lnx-bbc, and run memtest86 from it. These sorts of things are
almost certainly memory or CPU-related.
-- Thomas Adam
--
"Frankly, Mr. Shankly, since you ask. You are a f
One of the machines I use regularly has a nasty habit of suddenly
locking completely (it happens maybe a couple of times a month). It's
always when X is running, and, I am nearly sure, always when a browser
is being used. This is a Debian testing system, running kernel 2.4.23.
Mozilla-Firefox is t
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