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I recently picked up a used winxp box that actually now sports a dual boot
setup with winXPpro and suse10 both on seperate HD's. The system is an older
AMD@ around 400MHz. I have been getting issues right off the hop, so here I
am. Under windows, when I try to start the system up, I constantly get screen
locks and have to try re-booting, which usually leads to another lock-up!!
When I do finally get up and running, and try to shut down, it also locks and
I have to reset rather than shut-down through software. Under Linux I have
the same shutdown issue, but no start-up problems at all. I am able to
re-start under both OS's. just no hard shut-down?? What is the problem here??
I also have an SMC PCI eth card, and a D-Link PCI wifi card. When I first
set the system up and fired up, they were both sharing the same IRQ, which no
doubt caused all sorts of problems. I opened the unit up and switched out
with other PCI slots available, and now they both have different IRQ
addresses, but I am still having problems with them in some capacity because
I cannot connect wirelessly, and think that these may even be the cause of my
locking issues somehow?? They both seem to be fine under Linux, but windows
tends to lock whenever I try to gain access to their resources!! Helpme???
setup with winXPpro and suse10 both on seperate HD's. The system is an older
AMD@ around 400MHz. I have been getting issues right off the hop, so here I
am. Under windows, when I try to start the system up, I constantly get screen
locks and have to try re-booting, which usually leads to another lock-up!!
When I do finally get up and running, and try to shut down, it also locks and
I have to reset rather than shut-down through software. Under Linux I have
the same shutdown issue, but no start-up problems at all. I am able to
re-start under both OS's. just no hard shut-down?? What is the problem here??
I also have an SMC PCI eth card, and a D-Link PCI wifi card. When I first
set the system up and fired up, they were both sharing the same IRQ, which no
doubt caused all sorts of problems. I opened the unit up and switched out
with other PCI slots available, and now they both have different IRQ
addresses, but I am still having problems with them in some capacity because
I cannot connect wirelessly, and think that these may even be the cause of my
locking issues somehow?? They both seem to be fine under Linux, but windows
tends to lock whenever I try to gain access to their resources!! Helpme???