Peg 1 owners, possible problem
  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    merko
    Posts: 328 from 2003/5/19
    Hi!

    I have found a problem with my Peg 1 which can under some
    circumstances lock all disk IO, requiring a reboot. After some
    examination I managed to devise a fix so that this cannot happen.

    It seems that this can only happen on machines with two memory
    modules. However, I would like to find other Peg 1 users who can test
    to see if it is a general problem, or something related to my setup
    only.

    If you have a Peg 1 and two memory modules, please contact me at
    <jrblom@mtek.chalmers.se> and I will send you a small diagnostics tool
    to see if the problem can be reproduced on your system. If it can,
    I'll send you a fix. The tool is completely harmless, it only reads
    data, so there's no risk except that you may need to reboot (and you
    can have the source in case you don't trust me :-)).

    Please tell me if you have no april, april 1 or april 2.


    [ Edited by merko on 2004/8/10 23:16 ]
  • »10.08.04 - 21:15
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
    Acolyte of the Butterfly
    klapdeur
    Posts: 132 from 2003/6/28
    hi merko i have a peg 1 and i had the same prob if i istall my second ram module my peg freezes and i need to reboot and sometimes it didnt even startup. so i have to take one module out to make it run normaly

    greetz klapdeur
    Klapdeur Os: Systems: MorphOS 1.4.5 Pegasos 1 april fixed voodoo 4500 MorphOS 2.0 Not yet registerd A1200T 1230 196 mb scsi mediator voodoo 3 network pci scsi cdburners jaz 2gb Ide cd-rw,dvdplayer,zip100in A400D ppc amiga os3.9/4.0 / MorphOS pow
  • »10.08.04 - 21:19
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    merko
    Posts: 328 from 2003/5/19
    This doesn't seem like the same problem. To me it seems like you had a
    (combination of) memory modules that the Peg 1 couldn't handle.

    The problem I'm talking about occurs only in very special situations.
    You can boot your machine and run memtest and everything will appear
    to work perfectly.
  • »11.08.04 - 00:56
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