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Problems with FIC 503+...
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Zoki)
Wed Oct 21 04:58:12 1998
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1998 10:52:21 +0200 (CET)
From: Zoki <zokiphoto@magic.fr>
To: Red Hat Users List <redhat-list@redhat.com>
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Well, after having waited for 2.5 months for my local dealer to get the
FIC 503+ MB, I installed the thing yesterday... Can't say it went without
problems. I've been getting irregular freeze-ups so bad I had to reset the
box in order to get it going again. I expect you guess what the effect was
of such a reboot. The system is restored again but I keep having weird
problems. During the install of Applix I got a red screen (a nice change
from the blue ones ;-) with a lot of debugging info. Some of the info was
about CPU, EIP, EFlags, K60lpd or hdparm, eax, asi, stack (with a lot of
numbers), Call trace, Code, message: "Aieee, killing interupt handler",
kfree of non-kmallowed memory, idle task may not help, etc, etc...
At boot I get a "unknown PCI device (1106:597) and (1106:8598)" message.
Basically, I ran an Asus SP97-V MB on this box before replacing with the
FIC. All the extensions were transferred from the Asus onto the FIC.
They haven't caused any problems on the Asus so I would like to find out
where to look for the problem with the FIC. I know a lot of people are
running the FIC with an AMD K6-300 without problems, so maybe there're
some specific things to look at!?
The kernel n=B0 is 2.0.31, there're 4 x 32Mb modules of EDO RAM, a Mystique
4Mb, Soundblaster 16, ISA card for a scanner and an ISA card for an
additional LPT port.=20
Thanks for the feedback!
Zoki.
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