RE: Domino R5.0.11 on SuSE 8.0 freezes
"Thomas Schweikle" <[email protected]>
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> I have reinstalled Linux with only EXT3 as file > system. But alas, it freezed more than ever. > Now I have replaced the old 4GB master with a > 60GB drive and installed Linux+Domino on this > drive only, without using the 10GB slave, but > I used that one as a source for some files. > > Now I saw only one freeze, just at the moment I > tried to get some data from the slave drive. > After that I umounted all partitions from the > slave, and Domino runs fine. I will give it > some more time to 'prove' that, but I'm > convinced now that it has something to do with > the hardware, to be specific: the IDE controller. This looks like some error I've found with a promise times ago. I could overcome it by switching of DMA for all IDE drives. Check your cabling. Maybe these are to long. If not, then your controller or drive isn't terminating the cable correctly. You may try an other drive combination. > It is a HP Vectra model VLI8.PIII-700E. It has 2(!) > slots for memory. If I try to test > the memory in > the bootmenu, the pc hangs. This is a known issue with some chipsets --- serverworks being one of them. Could you be a bit more specific what Hardware you have? > I have to remove the > power cord than, because the on/off button doesn't > do anything anymore. So, the freezing is not the > only quirk. And by the way, when Linux starts, it > does so in charactermode. This much for compability. This might be, because you're missing the necessary software to show splash-screens at boot. SuSE doesn't install these if you selected "minimal install". > It says on the front: Designed for Microsoft > Windows NT/Windwos 98. Maybe this is not only > advertisement. This is only advertise. > I like to thank everyone who has contributed to this > thread. It was very informative and useful. -- Thomas