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Debug kernel by default
1) The "system crashes" and dies (possibly leaving a dump image). Here you are assuming that a system compiled with a -g option will provide a solution to why I debug kernel dumps on a regular basis. About 80% tell you (well, an experienced kernel hacker, at any rate) exactly what happened; with another 10% you

System crash
System crashes on a regular basis, usually when on internet (? - or is that because I am usually on the internet? ;-)) I have an AMD ATHLON 850mhz o/clocked to 1000mhz. I have the system running at 850mhz with additional cooling, still does it. Never when on but not in use, always when being used.

Upgraded System Crashes
My trouble is: The operating system crashes on a regular basis (about every 2 monthes). I've always run defrag and memmaker almost on a daily basis to no avail. I don't load any bulky programs (except netscape 16 bit 3.0), and I'm only using about %35 of the HD. I've thought of purchasing a tape drive and reloading

What happens if the operating system crashes! Everything is gone!
Correct - run 1. sar -g 3 any pgouts/s on a regular basis indicate not enough memory for what is running. Possibly too many Online buffers configured. 5. Informix -------- onstat -a from a running system under heavy load For system crashes online.log from last Checkpoint Complete or Logical Log Complete message

If I was a system administrator for a big company...
Certainly, you can image or mirror a drive, then save that as a backup for disaster, but that's not practical on a regular basis. If my system crashes, what restore procedures should i have? What can I do with the tape backup? Thanks. Ngan "Paul Miller" <pmil...@lan-quest.ns.ca> wrote in message

Pitanje vezano uz fstab
My Linux system crashes on a regular basis, and by crash I mean X gets hosed and all my gui applications go down the toilet along with X. So is Linux stable? Yes, if you want to be stuck with a command line interface like the good old DOS days. Is Linux secure? Take a look at Redhat/Mandrake/suse and other Linux

Rundll32 problem with Win98 trial version
On the Amiga, even if the system crashes, a reboot on my system(s) with all the hacks installed was never more than 20 Seconds, in the worst case. If you want to compare, the comparison should be a fair one. and Ibrowse crashed constantly and locked on a regular basis, crashed too many times to remember on

Lost Partition
Unlike one copy of DiskEdit that I use off field diskettes and never leave behind on user's systems, regular use of (say) BING to do image backups does require .... on another continent casting in stone the auto-management of problems that will happen years later on hware/sware that doesn't even exist yet" basis.

reaons for win2k..
the machine started to have kernel panics on a regular basis. I _knew_ the disk was close to full (less than 100MB free), so I suspected that was the cause of the they were as stable as you needed - no system crashes and reboots typically 3 or 4 times a year `on spec' rather than in response to problems.

2008-02-22
TacitR tac...@aol.com comp lang basic realbasic My program, the IDE and my whole (OS 9.0.4) System crash on a regular basis, and since I've come to the conclusion that Rb itself is flakey, I can never be sure how much of the blame is my code, and how much is RB. Almost all IDE crashes can be solved by giving RB

NTFS and Fat32
James Stoker stokerja...@hotmail.com comp os ms-windows nt admin misc comp os ms-windows nt misc microsoft public windowsnt misc Hi, All I run NT4.0 and lately my computer has begun to crash on an almost regular basis; usually after a memory dump. Does anyone know how to tell if this is a software/operating system

I have found a tool to scan the dlls
It is the nuances of the OS and not taking the time to learn and understand what Windows is doing in the background that causes most system crashes. Nuance is an excellent word choice when referring to windows! It is precisely those "nuances" that produce inconsistent results on a very regular basis.

System Freezes And I'm Desperate
Please run ScanDisk and Disk Defragmenter (Windows 95 Start button, Programs, Accessories, System Tools) on a regular basis. This is in order to exclude the possibilities of the disk being highly fragmented or containing errors. Make sure that no temporary files are left on the disk after system crashes. (*.

Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to shut down
I mirror all the system-essential filesystems, but for swap I use muliple regular slices not under SVM. If one of these dies, a reboot will get the system back. If the system turns out to be stable for a day or two, the mirrors are rebuilt using the 2nd as the basis, and attaching the 1st to resync to it.

Kernel Panics a regular ocurrance (help!) SVR4 (Dell)
1000 or so?). #2. I have also heard that CVS does not recover well in the event of a system crash. Is this true? Is there any thing that should be done to minimize this problem (other than regular backups)? Sure, but that's a problem for any "database" style application that's using the unix filesystem.

System Pauses
If you really want to rid yourself of it on a more permanent basis, then look for it in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs". If my system crashes while I am doing that exam, I'll have to start all over again with a new exam but NO EXTENDED TIME to complete it, :-( For the past week or so, my system hangs

The Full Facts About Windows Xp Registry
Occasionally I have had an application crash, but it doesn't take out the operating system. I just restart the application. OpenOffice or its commercial counterpart StarOffice, K3B, even PDFedit meet my needs on a regular basis. I have imported several thousand entity AutoCAD DXF parts into Qcad,

Very amuzing... Commodore One...
As a general rule, I wouldn't think you'd need to clean out your temp folder very often unless you've had a system (or PSP) crash. If you're really worried about it though and you reboot your system on a fairly regular basis, you might consider simply adding a small routine to your Autoexec.bat file which will

Overall unstableness of Informix
Then all the available RAM addresses are used and the system crashes. You *can* tweak the settings in the System.ini file to force it to use only so much RAM, ...and the only one of those programs that changes on a regular basis is Netscape (why bother to shut a program down when you'll need it again soon?).

Not for the Rest of Us
Your problem could be caused more by Windows than by Netscape, but take a look at this anyway: http://help.netscape.com/kb/client/970203-1.html Suggestion #4 in the *Specific tips* section, done on a regular basis, has virtually eliminated my crashes, but I've never had problems as severe as yours. Worth a try.