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from reading up on this myself, 2.4 SMP kernel also has a pretty nasty memory leak in debian, I've noticed this myself when testing, SMP kernel (aswell as poor hardware support compared to non-SMP kernel) was having fun with memory useage, so I switched back to the non-SMP 2.4 kernel and all is fine...

I actually think its purely down to nast nasty cap issues... I currently have running Debian Sarge 3.1 Stable with kernel 2.4.27-3-686 (non-SMP) even though I have dual Cel 500's in there (the SMP kernel is only 2.4.27-2-686, and has much less support for hardware even compared to 2.4.27-2-686 non-S...

It's not doing too bad I think, has been on 24/7 now for the past 1.5 years, being rebooted roughly once a week (rebooted it not so long ago), but a few days ago I gave it all a good clean out, replace the thermal grease, and even lapped the CPU's... But all the 1500uf/6.3v caps are bulging & leakin...

PDC & File Server - Can't remember what MB, but has P3 1Ghz clocked down (yes down) to 667MHz, 1.5GB Ram, 2x80Gb HDD's, which is connected to an 8 Port Switch (Planet FSD-803) Through NIC #1. NIC #2 is connected to the DSL Firewall/WebServer which is the BP6 Machine, with 768Mb RAM, 2xCel 500's, 1 8...

It aint a bad car, is small, but well formed! I only got 15's on mine, as its going to be mainly a track & strip car once finished, I'm stearing clear of bigger rims! I'm not going for NOS, mainly as its a pain to fit when you have TB's, plus I dont want to be changing my headgasget every week cos I...

I got a 1996 Vauxhall/Opel Corsa B, originally was a 1.4 8v which I had tuned from 60bhp to 87bhp, which for the engine it used to have was quite an impressive feat!! However, times change, and its now being kitted with a new engine, so won't be on the road for about 6-12 months, as I'm kitting it a...

Well its been such a long time since I’ve used a working BP6 board (12 months), I though it would make sense to come back here to check up on things, see if there was any more news on PIII SMP capabilities, etc, and I certainly have missed a lot!! New interface, which confusing at first, I am now ge...