> I am having problems with my computer freezing in Debian GNU/Linux 2.2r0a
PowerPC which requires that I reboot the machine (using cmd-ctrl-power) to
continue. First, before I get into the description of the problem, here's
my computer's configuration:
* PowerComputing PowerCenter Pro 210
- XLR8 MACh Carrier ZIF w/ 366 MHz G3 (overclocked to ~410 MHz)
- 1 MB backside cache running at ~205 MHz (x1/2 multiplier)
- ~58.8 MHz system bus speed (PCP rated at 60 MHz) (x7 multiplier)
- No L2 cache (removed from motherboard)
- 128 MB RAM (two 64 MB DIMMs)
- Built-in ATI Rage II+ (4 MB) video (connected via VGA port)
- Built-in SCSI-2 bus (internal & external used)
. 4.2 GB Quantum 7200 rpm drive
. 2.1 GB Western Digital 7200 rpm drive
. 16x TEAC CD-ROM drive
. 6x4x16x Yamaha CD-RW drive (external)
- PCI Adaptec 2930U Ultra SCSI-2 bus (only internal used)
. 9.1 GB DEC (Quantum?) 7200 rpm drive
- Built-in 10Base-T Ethernet
* Extended keyboard (ADB)
* Kensington TurboMouse 5 (ADB)
* 17" Monitor (using 5 BNC to VGA cabling)
* Mac OS 8.6 US
* Debian GNU/Linux 2.2r0a Official 3 CD Binary Set
Hmm, I don't see anything especially odd there...
Except for possibly the 2930U. Have you tried installing Debian
without that card plugged in? Have you tried undoing some of the
overclocking?