Trap Errors
 

Does anyone have any information on what these are and what causes them. I
have been reciving this error from my computer (New) after the system passes
the DMI pool checks when it attempts to load the operating system. This
dosen't happen all of the time however. And the system is solid after the OS
loads.

The message I am getting is:
TRAP 00000010 ======EXCEPTION=======

Followed by a dump of the CPU registers. The processer is a (New) AMD Athlon
XP 1700+, and the motherboard is a Soyo Dragon Lite. I think the problem
might be related to the power supply, because I am running a 250w and the
board recomends 350w. Does anyone know if this is what the cause of it is,
or where I can find more information?

Thanks,
Radical Edward

If the system is new, talk to the vendor.

Sounds like it could be the power supply... or memory.

"Radicaledward" wrote in message
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Does anyone have any information on what these are and what causes
them. I
have been reciving this error from my computer (New) after the
system passes
the DMI pool checks when it attempts to load the operating system.
This
dosen't happen all of the time however. And the system is solid
after the OS
loads.

The message I am getting is:
TRAP 00000010 ======EXCEPTION=======

Followed by a dump of the CPU registers. The processer is a (New)
AMD Athlon
XP 1700+, and the motherboard is a Soyo Dragon Lite. I think the
problem
might be related to the power supply, because I am running a 250w
and the
board recomends 350w. Does anyone know if this is what the cause of
it is,
or where I can find more information?

Thanks,
Radical Edward

I've talked to the hardware vendor, and the general thought that they have
is that I need a bigger power supply. Heres the current system
configuration:

250W Power Supply
Soyo Dragon Lite Motheboard
AMD Athlon XP 1700+ CPU
256M DDR Ram
Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 Digital
Radeon 9200 Video Card
Modem
CD-RW
Floppy

And for fans I have one 120mm, one 92mm, and the CPU fan.

Radical Edward

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If the system is new, talk to the vendor.

Sounds like it could be the power supply... or memory.

SNIP