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On Fri, 8 May 1998, Randy Wyatt wrote:

> Unfortunately , this is the second time this has happenned. When using
> make world with a -j 8 option my computer reboots unexpectedly. While
> this is apparently a hardware problem, I have no clue where to begin, any
> hints ?

  I'd check RAM first.  Too many people use non-parity memory.

> Randy Wyatt

Tom


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