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<DIV>One more thing I failed to mention - remove the ram and use only one stick
of ram and try all the slots (blow any dust out of the ram slot).</DIV>
<DIV>I'm assuming you have the Mboard of a flat surface and can see it from the
side to see if any card is slightly slanted.</DIV>
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<DIV>JLM<BR><BR>>>> senectus@gmail.com 6:55:25 pm 19/12/2005
>>><BR>On 12/19/05, Tomasz Grzegurzko <tomasz_g@arach.net.au>
wrote:<BR>> I had an interrupt problem like this once. A<BR>> # cat
/proc/interrupts<BR>> made it quite obvious to me. Something similar may be
revealing for you<BR>> also...<BR><BR>great idea, except I don't get past
post... or even _to_ post.. it's a<BR>hard lock before it gets to count
ram.<BR><BR><BR>--<BR>Ubuntu Breezy 5.10<BR> I will write on a huge cement
block "By accepting this brick through<BR>your window, you accept it as it is
and agree to my disclaimer of all<BR>warranties, express or implied, as well as
disclaimers of all<BR>liability, direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental,
that may<BR>arise from the installation of this brick into your building." -
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