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From: "=?ISO-8859-1?Q?J=F6rg=20Sippel?=" <jsippel@kdvz-frechen.de>
Subject: Antw: Re: Timer ISR Errors
Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2005 15:56:31 +0200
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Hello,

thank you for your information. I will try the unstable tree.
Currently I'm using a Dell Laptop (Latitude C840) with an Intel Processor, =
32 bit.

Regards,

Joerg Sippel



>>> Reuben Kabel <reub at panix.com> 08.08.2005 15:38 >>>
I had similar issues on 2.0.6 and was told that it was a known (albeit=20
poorly documented) issue with the stable release. I've been using the=20
unstable tree without issue and it avoids the problem. What hardware =
are=20
you on? I'm on an AMD x86_64 dualcore chip with an Asus A8N-e=20
motherboard...