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Subject:    Re: [Ltsp-developer] Workstation halts when loading the NIC module even after chaning the card?!
From:       "Dr. Sichendra Bista" <drbista () gmail ! com>
Date:       2004-12-28 2:26:30
Message-ID: c47f28dc0412271826235f498b () mail ! gmail ! com
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On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 09:44:21 +0200, Andy Rabagliati <andyr@wizzy.com> wrote:
> > On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 10:40:12 -0700, Bryce C <Plug@bryceco.net> wrote:
> > > Just to test the RAM theory (which does still hold ground and I've come
> > > across the very same before), try switching the RAM between another
> > > computer. If the other computer fails and this one works, you've
> > > probably found the problem.
> 
> On Sun, 26 Dec 2004, Dr. Sichendra Bista wrote:
> 
> > I tested and the RAM is working fine. :-)
> 
> We are still not clear on what you tested.
> 
> We have established you have two similar computers, and can exchange
> components. Lets call them 'Good' and 'Fix'. Please try the following
> and report to the list.
> 
> A. Is there any onboard, un-exchangeable RAM ?

Yes there is in the ws003 (Fix) 8MB is the onboard RAM. All the rest
two good ws001 and ws002 has exchangeable RAM as well as the server
(PIII machine with on board eth0 used for pppoe and an extra rtl8139
NIC assigned as eth1)

> 
> B. If you put all the RAM from Fix into Good (taking out Good's RAM), does
>    Good now work?
> 

The exchangeable RAM works fine in all. Already tested.

> C. If you take Good's RAM out and put it into Fix, does it work ?
> 

yes

> D. If you put Good's network card into Fix, does it work ?

Yes, also swapped with the server's with the FIx!

> 
> E. If you put Fix's network card into Good, does it work ?

Yes, it does. The currently Fix's card is the working one from the
server itself after the swap.

> 
> Just reporting "it doesn't work", or "its working fine" tells us nothing.

I reported categorically when I started this post in the very
beginning and RAM is the first thing that you suggested and that phase
also seems to be over. ;-)

With regards.

Sichendra

> 
> Cheers,  Andy!
> 
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