Roger Heflin wrote:
Antonio Olivares wrote:
--- max <maximilianbianco@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Antonio Olivares wrote:
Dear all,
As I send this message, I run the risk of it not
getting to where it should. The machine is
constantly
freezing. I cannot do anything with it anymore :(
What should I do to troubleshoot it?
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I tried to install the update, but the machine
crashed
and did not accept them :(
TIA,
Antonio
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A memory test has already been suggested, check the
harddrive as well but actually if you could provide some more info as
to what led up to this it might help. Notice any strange behavior?
crashing apps? random crashing? Recently installed software or hardware?
The driver for your video card is listed as unknown. Providing the smolt
profile is good but there are still plenty of unknowns. How does it do
running on the older kernel(there should be one installed).
Max
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Memory Test passes, I ran it for 1 hour and a half, no
problems encountered memory is fine. Machine just
freezes, it does not matter, if I run Fedora, Windows
or Slax. All of them freeze. Machine just stops,
Caps Lock light and Scroll Lock Light on keyboard
blink back and forth. Today I gave it the ultimate
test, and it froze about 3 times during the day. Do
not know what is wrong with the machine, maybe it is a
harware problem.
Thanks,
Antonio
Given that Windows and Fedora freeze, there is no *MAYBE* about it, you
have a hardware problem.
What is the mean time between freezes (average)? Figure that out, and
you need to run memtest several times that long. Running memtest for
1.5 hours is not that good a test.
Make sure your CPU temps are good, and that your cpu fan is connected
properly and spinning ok, and that your CPU heat sink is not coated with
dust.
Roger
I had a hard drive go bad on me recently and the symptoms were just as
Antonio described them. The freezes in my case became more frequent as
the disk got worse. New disks (now RAID one) and everything is fine.
Regards,
Langdon
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