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On Fri, Jun 24 2005 - 13:04, Michael wrote:
>=20
> >  I tried not starting X ;) and it freezes...
> > load averages:  1.19,  0.59,  0.25 15:53:24
> > 45 processes:  1 runnable, 43 sleeping, 1 on processor
> > CPU states: 98.0% user,  0.0% nice,  2.0% system,  0.0% interrupt,=20
> > 0.0% idle
> > Memory: 72M Act, 744K Wired, 10M Exec, 11M File, 154M Free
> > Swap: 512M Total, 512M Free
>=20
> Ok, so X is innocent. ( the sunffb driver seems to trigger some kernel
> problem sometimes - everything would either freeze or slow down REALLY
> badly so it might be mistaken for a freeze, but CPU load would be 100%
> kernel time and the trap count would skyrocket. But since you're using
> machfb it wouldn't affect you anyway )
>=20

 I finally got 2x128MB of RAM from a hidden spare U5 :p
 I took the actual RAM from my U10 and put the "clean" RAM from the U5 into=
 the U10.
 Then I started compiling packages: net/wget and shells/bash when OK.

 Just before leaving work I started a kinda bulk-build (with pkg_chk).
 I have a script on my i386 workstation
 (while [ "`ping -n -c 1 U10`" ]; do sleep 10; done; echo "dead"| mailx ...)
 which should tell me when the U10 freeze (if it does this WE).

 until now, I didn't receive the email, meaning the U10 should still be UP =
and compiling.
 maybe all my freeze bug are just because of a dead set of RAM :(

 next news on monday !
 have a nice week-end allz !

cheers,
	Jo
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