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Subject: Re: program cc1 got fatal signal 11
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I strongly suspect hardware problems given that I have run 100's if not
 * thousands of passes of make world on 2.1-stable since 2.1-release occured
 * using ASUS PCI/I-P-55TP4XE's, including 512K cache 133Mhz setups.   

I see.  What kind of hardware problem do you suspect?  It happens on
two different motherboards (the ASUS board you mentioned, and a
different Triton board), two different CPUs (both Pentium 133 on ASUS) 
and the motherboards have different cache modules.

The things that are in common: memory (60ns EDO, 32MB), SCSI adapter
(2940UW), disk, video card, keyboard, etc.

Satoshi