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Subject: Re: ahc crashes 
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I would suggest using AHC_TAGENABLE.  The non-tagged queueing stuff gets 
less testing by me since none of our systems use it here.  The motherboard 
for my "regression system" should be in today, so I'll start pounding the 
non-tagged case as soon as that machine is up.

>At 08:51 PM 3/19/97 -0700, you wrote:
>>Which AHC options are you using in your kernel config?
>
>I did not use any... should I try some? I am using the Intel Venus Pro 200
>MB and 3940W - with 3 Seagate 4G on 1 channel and 6 4G on the other.
>
>>>Thank you for trying, but sorry to say the 970318 kernel crashed also.
>>>Actually, even more often - every 3-4 hours... the 2.2-REL only during INN
>>>expireover. And, when the system crashed, no log messages made into
>>>/var/log/messages. I caught the reboot once and it said something about
>>>ahc... timeout... the screen erase before I could write it down.
>>> [snip]
>
>Thanks for the help
>
>

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Justin T. Gibbs
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