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Re: Win95 keeps rebooting/Linux OK
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Thu, 5 Feb 1998 00:13:56 -0500
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At 08:46 03-02-98 +0000, Javier wrote:
>Just a suggestion: since Linux is a cold operating system,
>and W95 not, may be, as suggested below, you have a temperature
>problem. Also, check if you have a fake processor, or if it is
>overclocked; see if lowering the clock speed helps.
>When Linux executes 'halt', the processor temperature wil
>decrease a lot, and so may be that the problem doesn't show.

Another suggestion. If the original poster uses an AMD K6 or
Cyrix CPU, he should go to http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~goetz
and get cpuidle.

It will significantly reduce the heat and power consumption of
your cpu by allowing it to idle in Windows 95 or 98. This will
allow your Win96/98 to act like Linux in this respect.

Regards,
Bill


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