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Re: Crash
Been there :)
Seems to be that you have a Hardware problem, and not software (linux) problem.
Check your hardware (fan, temparture, CPU, disks etc...)
Hetz
Alex Rier wrote:
>
> On Sunday, March 28, 1999 12:18 AM, Ira Abramov - Scalable Solutions [SMTP:ira-lists-linux@scso.com] wrote:
> > Today, Alex Rier blurbed:
> >
> > >
> > > I've upgraded to Linux Debian 2.1/libc6/Kernel 2.0.36 .
> > > Since then I've suffered a few very strange crashes:
> > > no logs, no signs, the computer doesn't even respond
> > > to NumLock or CR, no display!!!
> >
> > thanks for flooding us with useful information.
> >
> > does a rescue floppy see the system? what does the dmesg say before it
> > freezes? at what stage in the boot does it get stuck? does single-user
> > mode work?
> >
>
> The system freezes after a few days of work.
> After the crash, I performed Power OFF/ON - it reboots and continues working just fine.
> No unusual/abnormal messages found in /var/log/*
> It seems that there was called "cpu halt" instruction by kernel.
>
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