| From: | Richard |
| Date: | 3 Apr 2001 at 09:57:03 |
| Subject: | Re: Clocks & Caches |
Hi Dave,
--- In amigactive@y..., David Arbuthnot <dave@d...> wrote:
> On another note I have a problem with the 040 or rather it's
> caches. When i boot up after leaving my miggy switched off for about
> one hour sometimes it crashes during startup sequence (I'm certain of
> this because I tested it by putting an echo command in between every
> command. I'm positive it's the caches because if I disable them from
> the early startup menu everything is fine. Also I'm sure it's not
I had a problem (although no crashes) when I either installed something or played around with some system files and managed to get an old version of "setpatch" installed onto the system... Make sure you have the latest version suitable for you OS version (I'm only guessing here, but you'd get problems if you ran a version of setpatch that was designed with say OS39 in mind, onto OS3.0 for example)... Check the version on your hard drive with the version that is on the WB disks, if the one on the hard drive is older than the one on the floppy/CD, then just copy the newer one over to the HD.
Sorry I can't help you with the clock issue - seeing as you have ruled out the battery :)
I'm also a non-smoker, so I will live longer than you... Oh, sorry, I mean I can't help you with that one either :)
Rich.
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