Debian potato problem

[Sean]

Sounds like bad memory. Thats what my Sparc box did, not having a
copy of linux-sparc handy, I tried the solaris install and it told me I
had bad memory and it wouldnt install until I isolated the chip and
removed it. 

On a side note if you havent ever used/admin'd Solaris, its a lot like
linux is, I guess thats because they are both more or less SysV unixes..










On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Torgo Jr wrote:

> I'm not quite sure how to figure this one out, so I'll dump 
> my problems to the list. :)   My server box (Debian potato, 
> installed as TC3 and apt-get'ed (apt-got?) to stable) is 
> having some problems.  If I leave the thing on for a while, 
> everything starts segfaulting.  A simple 'ps' or 'man' will 
> not work.  The only solution I have found is to reboot.  I 
> can't rule out a hardware problem, but I think it is a 
> softare problem.  I'm not exactly sure how to debug this.  
> Any ideas?
> 
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