On 22 November 2002 at 21:14:00, Michael Heironimus wrote:
> > or is it just a swing-a-dead-chicken-
> > over-your-head-at-midnight-on-a-new-moon-whilst-
> > invoking-eldritch-and-mystic-powers sort of thing?
>
> It could be a board/BIOS problem, or it could be that one of those two
> modul
On 0, Michael Heironimus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you have time it might be to your advantage to go ahead and run a
> real memory test. If one of those modules does have a problem you'd be
> better off finding out now instead of later when it causes some other
> strange problem. If you can'
On Sat, Nov 23, 2002 at 02:59:38AM +0100, Bryan Jurish wrote:
> i can definitely live with this, but can anyone explain
> to me why this must be so? (mainboard/bios bug is my
> personal guess, but i'm truly stumped...) did some
> goofball go and assume that everyone on the planet has
> 2^n bytes
hi Elizabeth, hi list,
first of all, thanks for your suggestions, Elizabeth --
a 'crashme.sh' script was in fact very helpful...
turns out, the machine (same procedure on another box
ran fine) crashed g++ only with my 256MB ram-bar in slot-0
and my 512MB bar in slot-1 ... go figure. each bar al
hi Elizabeth,
On 21 November 2002 at 11:30:10, Elizabeth Barham wrote:
> What about running conftest.cc through the pre-processor with the "-E"
> option (g++ -E ...)? That often helps clear up some of the odder parse
> errors.
>
> Elizabeth
yes, i also find it a good way to diagnose weird
What about running conftest.cc through the pre-processor with the "-E"
option (g++ -E ...)? That often helps clear up some of the odder parse
errors.
Elizabeth
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On 21 November 2002 at 09:08:27, Elizabeth Barham wrote:
> I had somewhat similar problems with some standard libraries
> (libstdc++, libc, etc.) accidentally left in /usr/local after upgrading
> to woody. Removing the libraries and executables remedied the
> situation.
>
> Elizabeth
hmm,
I had somewhat similar problems with some standard libraries
(libstdc++, libc, etc.) accidentally left in /usr/local after upgrading
to woody. Removing the libraries and executables remedied the
situation.
Elizabeth
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greetings all,
a few months ago, i made the great leap of faith and
switched to debian (woody) from suse -- a few false starts,
but all in all i'm still convinced it was a good choice, if
only...
my problem is that i'm getting a whole slew of intermittent,
unreproducable (but nonetheless frequen
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