If you have the possibility to change the mem, I would suggest you to try it.
Goog luck
May the power be with you.
--
JAn
>> Well, it sounds like memory problem, but I wouldn't necessarily swear
>> that it's hardware.
>>
>> First off I'd check what architecture your kernel is compiled for.
>> You can also check the settings of your mem in the BIOS, get newer kernel? ...
>
>The kernel (2.4.20, current and stable) is compiled for K6, which my CPU
>is.
>
>The box has been running Slackware on this hardware for the past year,
>without any problem. I havent changed anything in the kernel or hardware
>for the last 2-3 months.
>
>Martin
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