Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 18 Dec 1998 21:21:44 -0800 (PST) | From | John Kennedy <> | Subject | good 2.1.x SMP kernel is? |
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I just got my new system up that uses a dual 450MHz pII on a ASUS P2B-DS. So far I've tried 2.1.130 (what I was using UP at the time and seemed stable enough), 2.1.131 (stock, -ac7 & -ac11) and now pre-2.1.132-2. All tend to croak unhelpfully, at least so far.
Usual thing, no printer hooked up as a serial console and it is probably croaking too fast to successfully syslog it. Usually reboots or locks up tight with the screen blanked. Having /var/log/syslog on a ext2fs mounted as "sync" didn't catch anything either.
Anyway, I can usually cause it to crash pretty reliably in a few hours or so but until I can contribute to getting it fixed I have compiles to finish. (: Anyone have a good 2.1.x kernel they can recommend or suggestions? I've heard 2.0.32 & .33 are Ok, but I'm doing IPv6 and a few other things that keep me in 2.1.x land. --- john
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