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Re: Erk! Something is *really* wrong here!



At 11:59 PM 3/1/97 -0600, John Goerzen wrote:
>Hmm, I didn't catch the first part of this, but...  I have had a problem
>with a computer spontaneously rebooting on 2.0.29 kernels immediately after
>"Loading Linux" is displayed.  THIS ALSO BREAKS THE DEBIAN INSTALL DISKS.
>
>Is this related?

I don't think so.  It's now happening on 2.0.28 for me as well.

Incidently, I just posted before that I may have solved the problem, but
it's come back - hence the wtmp log:

******                ****:**3         Mon Mar  3 18:55 - 19:03  (00:07)
user     ttyS9                         Mon Mar  3 18:53 - 19:17  (00:24)
user     ttyS6                         Mon Mar  3 18:52   still logged in
user     ttyS7                         Mon Mar  3 18:49 - 19:17  (00:27)
user     ttyS10                        Mon Mar  3 18:45 - 19:16  (00:30)
user     ttyS3                         Mon Mar  3 18:42 - 19:28  (00:46)
user     ttyS1                         Mon Mar  3 18:37 - 19:16  (00:38)
root     tty1                          Mon Mar  3 18:36 - 18:37  (00:01)
user	  ttyS0                         Mon Mar  3 18:26 - 19:11  (00:45)
user     ttyE3                         Mon Mar  3 18:24   still logged in
nemesis  ttyE2                         Mon Mar  3 18:21 - 19:06  (00:45)
karl     ttyp0        wombat.star.net. Mon Mar  3 18:15 - 18:19  (00:04)
user     ttyS11                        Mon Mar  3 18:12 - 19:42  (01:30)
user     ttyS4                         Mon Mar  3 18:12   still logged in
user     ttyS8                         Mon Mar  3 18:11 - 18:56  (00:45)
user     ttyS9                         Mon Mar  3 18:11 - 18:41  (00:29)
user     ttyE1                         Mon Mar  3 18:11   still logged in
user     ttyE0                         Mon Mar  3 18:11   still logged in
root     tty1                          Mon Mar  3 18:11 - 18:35  (00:24)
reboot   system boot                   Mon Mar  3 18:10

(n.b. 'user' has been replaced by the real users login name)

As I said, I installed the latest libc5 (5.4.23-2) packages and recompiled
2.0.28 from original source.  Then I rebooted - it appeared to be working
again because there wasn't any corruption for some time.  I left, came home
and then checked on it to fine that it's started again.

Well, I hope I've competely confused all you expoerts out there, because
it's confused me to no end.  If anyone has any ideas that please feel free
to voice them - I'd really like to get this sorted out asap.

Regards

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   Karl Ferguson,
   Tower Networking Pty Ltd                     karl@tower.net.au
   t/a STAR Online Services                      karl@debian.org
   Tel: +61-9-455-3446  Fax: +61-9-455-2776   http://www.star.net.au
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