Re: AMD 5x86 and reboot
> On Tue, 9 Dec 1997 kestrel@aye.net wrote:
> > I've run into a problem, I just installed a Kingston TurboChip (AMD 5x86
> > 133Mhz) designed to run like a P-75 on a 486 motherboard, everything runs
> > fine until I reboot, when I do I get a page error and a prompt to login for
> > maintainance but can't reboot at all, what do I need to do to correct this
> > problem? This happens on a 2.0.31 kernel built for 486, and a 2.0.32 kernel
> > built for pentium so far
I've got an AMD 5x86 running at 120 MHz (because my motherboard didn't
support 133) and I've got a problem with the chip too. On my machine, the
system has freezed sometimes, when switching runlevels or starting X.
The solution was simple! The processor fas (a small one for a 486) was way
to small. I've replaced it with a modern 586/Pentium fan, and now
everything works fine. (And the new fan produces less noise too)
Eventually this helps!
Bye
Daniel Gross
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