Have you tested the memory ?

Kenny Leung wrote:

>thanks for the suggestion
>i'll try switching that, but it still doesnt really explain the large variation of uptime
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>From: sai <sonicsai at gmail dot com>
>To: "Kenny Leung" <kenl at cyberdude dot com>
>Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] occassional stalling
>Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 13:07:05 +0500
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>>On 12/22/05, Kenny Leung <kenl at cyberdude dot com> wrote:
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>>>hello,
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>>>im using m0n0wall for the first time and i have to say it is the
>>>best router software i have used so far.
>>>my m0n0wall have been in use for a few months and for the most
>>>part, everything is working well other than occassional stalling.
>>>the console is frozen and the internet cannot be accessed.
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>>>my setup is fairly simple, dsl modem connected to m0n0wall on one
>>>connection and connected to a switch on the other.
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>>>the uptime varies from a few days to a few weeks.  i disabled
>>>everything not in use in the bios and tried changing the pci slots
>>>being used by the nics, but it didnt help.
>>>i was wondering is there anything else i can try to figure out what
>>>is causing the stalling.
>>>im using an agp ati xpert 98 video card, 3com 905c nic and an
>>>ibm/intel server nic
>>>m0n0wall is booted off a 500mb hard drive with a 266mhz pii w/ 128mb of ram
>>>
>>>any ideas on what might be causing the stalling?  i have tried 
>>>searching the mailing list for help but i couldnt find anything 
>>>that seems to be of help.
>>>
>>>thanks
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>bad power supply?
>>
>>sai
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