Chris Wedgwood wrote:
> ...I'd suspect it was an Athlon or chipset problem if it weren't for the
> fact 2.4.x is stable for 8+ hours doing doing the same exact thing[1].
Unfortunately this is not proof :-( I can tell you from personal
experience that the BSD kernels are much more sensitive to overheating
hardware than linux is, for example -- so one linux kernel could just
as easily be more sensitive to overheating than another linux kernel.
I've never found out why this is, but I know it's true. When I try
to run a BSD kernel on a dust-covered motherboard I'll get random
crashes all over the place even though a linux kernel will run just
fine on the same machine. All I do is blow the dust off the motherboard
and both kernels run again without problem. Absolutely for sure.
I'd love to know what makes the difference.
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