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Subject: Re: upgrade from 5.1p10 to 5.2 trouble
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On Tue, 23 Dec 2003, Roman Streltsov wrote:

> Really nop! I constantly upgraded this host from 5.0 and now I use the host
> like developing server for our C/C++ project (libraries and other tools look
> fine, with one excpetion - I use gmake. Also I can't think bad on CPU
> temperature or bad memory). I haven't faced with this behavior never before.

Can you roll back to an earlier kernel?  You have to jump over the statfs
change to get back to 5.1, thats the only wart.

Its possible your CPU is malfunctioning or damaged. Stuff breaks over
time. :)

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