Wolfgang Walter wrote:
> I don't think so. It is not activated in the BIOS or kernel. I now run
> 2.2.16 compiled with 2.7.2.3 (same kernel configuration) and the oops
> disappear.
>
> Though, die image compiled with 2.95 runs fine on all other machines,
> especially on 2 machines which are identical to the problematic one,
> which concerns hardware, software and usage. (These 3 machines form
> a http-proxy-system).
This is indeed odd, have you timed this precisely from the point of last human
interface activity? And just out of curiosity and yes I recognize APM is
disabled, but what are the timeout values for APM in the CMOS settings? Another
perhaps related question, do you have your harddrives tuned for sleep mode?
-d
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