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If it's a Pentium-Pro you should be using:

options		"I686"

As to the reboots - Hmmm... I doubt they'd be caused by the CPU selection
type... Just what are you doing to "use all the resources" of your machine?

Maybe your pushing too hard? - Try posting your kernel config, or email it to
me...

I also have a PentiumPro 200, and though I've tweaked somethings (like putting
/tmp on it's own Async mounted drive) - I very rarely fiddle with the kernel -
because it works... ;-)

Kp

Alik Yuswanto wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am running FreeBSD version 2.2.2 on Pentium Pro 200Mhz with 32M and 2G HD
> IDE.  I would like to make my FreeBSD box as optimum as possible based on
> the machine I used.   So I compile the kernel with configuration options
> like the following:
> 
> machine      "i386"
> #options      "I386"
> #options      "I486"
> options        "I586"
> #options      "I686"
> 
> And the result is my system is rebooting again and again.   I know there is
> something wrong with configuration options but I still don't know why.   I
> just want to make my FreeBSD used all of the resource of my machine.
> Could anybody help me with this problem?
> Any help will be appreciated.
>

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