Alan/Eran,
Thanks for your TIPS - I'm thinking that it is the memory being the problem.
I download and run memtest86 v3 and I have many errors (25-35) when it run test #3
and test #4 (I'm just memtest86 without any configuration).
Given that this is the 2nd (different) type of memory Ive tried - I'll get my
supplier to give me something else and hopefully that'll fix the Ooopss..
Thanks for your tips!
...deon
On 16 Jul 2003 23:51:04 +0100, Alan Cox wrote
> On Mer, 2003-07-16 at 23:34, Deon George wrote:
> > G'day Alan,
> >
> > I was wondering if it was a memory issue.
>
> memtest86 should help find this out, as should going into the BIOS and
> setting "safe settings" then seeing if its stable.
>
> > Who makes the the memory that you are using? (I guess you have problems with
the
> > V8000 too right?)
>
> I'm using micron RAM I think.
>
> > > Are you within power budget for your system if its a tiny little PSU
> > > brick ?
> >
> > Are you thinking that the power supply could be the cause of the problem?
>
> I don't know but you mention it occurs when the disks are very active -
> that could be DMA/RAM loading or power
...deon
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