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From: Matt Groener <root@groenquist.com>
To: Neil Hoggarth <njh@kernighan.demon.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: "profiling timer expired" on new kernel builds in 4.1-R and
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> 
> I run 4-STABLE built from the *same* 23rd August source tree on a Sony
> Vaio 505SN (with a 400MHz Mobile Pentium II) and I haven't seen a problem
> there. Could the problem be something perculier to the K6? What sort of
> hardware are you running, Matt?
> 

I'm running a Dell Dimension P-II 400MHz, 384MB RAM, 18GB SCSI on a
Qlogic card. 

The RAM is relatively new, though predates the problems by several months.

Cheers,
-matt




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