As stated, this wasn't an rsync issue. However, since I did post the issue
here I felt I should also post what resolved it(seems to)...Disabling APIC
in the BIOS appears to have returned everything to normal.
Thanks, Phil
On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 9:16 AM, Philippe LeCavalier wrote:
> Thanks Ro
Thanks Roland. I appreciate your guidance.
Thanks, Phil
this is a linux kernel or hardware issue, please update (if not yet done)
your system to the latest patches, especially the kernel package.
if that does not help, jump onto these bugreports or open a new one for
your distro. (kernel.org
this is a linux kernel or hardware issue, please update (if not yet done) your system to the latest patches, especially the kernel package.
if that does not help, jump onto these bugreports or open a new one for your distro. (kernel.org bugtracker is typically not the best choice for normal
