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November 8th 06, 05:59 PM
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Help with Cyrix/K6 PentiumIII
Hi there. Please help. I have a system with Cyrix MII pr300, where it is no way to unpack bz2 archive. At some section it counts bad CRC. When I obtained newer motherboard with Celleron, problem, was dissolved. But I had to return to my old processor and motherboard same was with K6-2. Sometimes problems happens with mp3, it jumps between slots. What is that? And why does it go? --Quas.co.ua 
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November 9th 06, 11:55 PM
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Help with Cyrix/K6 PentiumIII
Quas.co.ua wrote:
Hi there. Please help. I have a system with Cyrix MII pr300, where it is no way to unpack bz2 archive. At some section it counts bad CRC. When I obtained newer motherboard with Celleron, problem, was dissolved. But I had to return to my old processor and motherboard same was with K6-2. Sometimes problems happens with mp3, it jumps between slots. What is that? And why does it go? Run a memory test such as memtest86+ and I bet you have memory issues. I have that CPU and it works perfectly (eventually). You don't have an i686 version of bzip2 running, do you? I suggest you compile from source and try again if so. -- Bill Davidsen "We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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November 10th 06, 10:16 PM
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Help with Cyrix/K6 PentiumIII
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Quas.co.ua wrote: Hi there. Please help. I have a system with Cyrix MII pr300, where it is no way to unpack bz2 archive. At some section it counts bad CRC. When I obtained newer motherboard with Celleron, problem, was dissolved. But I had to return to my old processor and motherboard same was with K6-2. Sometimes problems happens with mp3, it jumps between slots. What is that? And why does it go? Run a memory test such as memtest86+ and I bet you have memory issues. Passed, I have it on rescue CD. At least first pass of testes. I have that CPU and it works perfectly (eventually). You don't have an i686 version of bzip2 running, do you? I suggest you compile from source and try again if so. Well, I have a kernel compiled for 386 (RedHat 6.0) And the latest OpenBSD i386 (Which, it seams, does not compiles for 686 at all) Compiled with make and came with standard installations of OpenBSD 4.0 It does not work. What exactly processor do you have? --Michaelo May be all the defect processors of the National Semiconductors and the AMD came in this debilous police militarized country. It seams they want more. -- Bill Davidsen "We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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