The computer is an IBM NetVista with 256 MB RAM and the OS is completely patched.

Fedora Core 6 Freezes
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The Pondermatic
, Apr 05 2007 02:47 PM
#1
Posted 05 April 2007 - 02:47 PM

The computer is an IBM NetVista with 256 MB RAM and the OS is completely patched.
#2
Posted 05 April 2007 - 03:40 PM

Is it the entire system or just the mouse that is freezing? There is a known issue with the USB mice freezing...
Also, is the keyboard a USB keyboard?
You might try replacing them with PS/2 input devices and see if this solves the issue... if that is indeed what it is...
Also, is the keyboard a USB keyboard?
You might try replacing them with PS/2 input devices and see if this solves the issue... if that is indeed what it is...
#3
Posted 05 April 2007 - 05:28 PM

The keyboard or mouse specifically can't be causing the problem... We've only been getting to the server remotely via SSH2. However, we have installed USB drivers on it. We'll check to see if they're the problem.
We also plan on stopping all of the services except those that we need to run Linux and see if the problem stops, indicating that the problem is one of those services.
We also plan on stopping all of the services except those that we need to run Linux and see if the problem stops, indicating that the problem is one of those services.
#4
Posted 06 April 2007 - 06:56 AM

If you are having a SSH2 problem then the mouse and kb would not be the issue themselves (i was trying to just verify what was actually freezing) and the drivers MIGHT be an issue, but I am willing to bet that you are on the right track by stopping unnecessary services (which you do anyway; if this is a server it should be as bare as you can possibly make it to keep it functional).
One other thing, when you try to access via SSH and it appears to be locked up, can you physically go to the machine and login? That might be helpful in seeing if the machine or the SSH daemon is where part of the problem lays...
One other thing, when you try to access via SSH and it appears to be locked up, can you physically go to the machine and login? That might be helpful in seeing if the machine or the SSH daemon is where part of the problem lays...
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