I also had this problem, after tinkering around with my mboard I found that the
people who sold it to me had overclocked it, so I changed the jumpers so that
it works as specified. Also turned off the external L-2 cache and Linux
compiled smoothly. (Remember to turn the cache back on after the compile,
otherwise your machine becomes really slow.
> > Any ideas what I should check? Isn't there a sig-11 list somewhere?
>
> http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11
>
> Sounds like your case may indeed by a hardware problem...
>
> Mike.
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