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From: Doom Neine <shockwavebsd@yahoo.com>
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will look into the disk - but there's no overclocking
going so i'm stumped on the cpu

thanks

--- Doug White <dwhite@gumbysoft.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Doom Neine wrote:
> 
> > > > sai# file /sbin/umount
> > > > /sbin/umount: data
> 
> From your attachments, startslip and umount are both
> corrupted. Your disk
> might be having problems.
> 
> I'd suggest reinstalling, or rebuilding world if
> you've done that already.
> Also make sure your disk is working properly -- use
> the manufacturer's
> diagnostic tool, check cables, etc.
> 
> The CPU ident string being garbage is very
> interesting. Are you
> overclocking your system?



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