Sadly now I was booting again that box; this is what the bios test is
saying:
<bios>
Failure Predicted on Primary Master: QUANTUM FIREBALLlct10 15
Immediatly back-up your data and replace your hard disk drive.
A failure may be imminent
</bios>
Ok, my mainboard is an ASUS K7V-RM with the VIA's kx133 chipset (the
first chipset for athlon with agp 4x && 133 pci if it matters).
So:
Bios: Havard Medallion v6.0
chipset:
Via VT 8371 516 BGA north bridge
Via 82C686A south bridge
Integrated in the mainboard there is an yamaha audio chip witch I'm not
using
Other pieces of hardware are a Matrox g400 max video card that works
happily and a cheap eth, pcnet or something
My HD is a quantum fireball lct10 15 (15 Gb capacity)
> So why wasn't it showing up before. Obviously something we changed is
> triggering a situation that board or otherwise wasn't there before.
>
I will be happy if it was the case, but I think that it is really a
hardware problem :(
However, this box has worked with kernels from 2.0.X till the last
vanilla 2.4.19-pre8 . I've used the box with 2.4.19-pre8 from the day
the prepatch have seen the web till ~4 days ago with the same workload,
so if it was that the kernel is buggy, I will have noticed it from the
first days that I've installed it. And I've used this HD for 2 years to
now. A glorious death :)
However if you need info, tests to do or whatever I'm happy to do it.
Maybe this hd will help for something.
Thank you for your replies, you rock guys :)
Fredi
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