>Everyone having problems, here's what you could try:
>Upgrade to the latest BIOS version for your board.
>If you are at the latest BIOS version, go back a version or two.
>
>For those NOT having problems, and who would like to help test/live
>dangerously, could you also try the previously mentioned upgrades or
>downgrades?
I'd love to try the latest BIOS (I'm currently using a no-problems
machine with it's original BIOS) but... the IDE disk containing my
root partition just appeared to go belly-up in the past hour or so.
UGH!
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