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URGENT AND MAJOR RH 7.2 Problems - PLEASE HELP

URGENT AND MAJOR RH 7.2 Problems - PLEASE HELP

2003-04-27       - By Keith Mastin

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> This sounds like a hardware problem, more specific the hard drive. I
> suggest putting in a new HD  and see if it helps.
> I'm not sure though, you give little information to work with. It could
> also be faulty memory... bad mem always gives totally unpredictable
> results. Assuming it's a more or less regular Intel 386 or Athlon
> machine, the  weirdness of the errors (as in they're errors not caught
> by the handlers) points to faulty hardware, probably the HD or memory.

Memory sometimes tells on itself with either a signal 7 or 11. It can be
checked easiest with a copy of memtest86 (do a google search).

I've seen problems like this not only with HD or memory, but also with a
bad CDROM and another time with a bad FD device, so these ooopses can bew
caused by just about any bad piece of hardware. But yeah, I'de have to
agree that this looks like a hardware rather than media issue.

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Keith Mastin
BeechTree Information Technology Services Inc.
Toronto, Canada
(416)696 6070






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