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26th April 2007, 10:04 AM

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Exact Cause for FC6 Frequent Crash

Hi,

First of all I am an avid user of fc3 to fc6, I even have a mail server running fc4 perfectly...

I have a prob concerning one of my fc6 box (fully updated)... it always crashes... i get tons of kernel errors from time to time and maybe the cause is my gfx card which is an nvidia tnt2 (i can't use compiz due to some harware limitations, this is ok)... i have installed the latest gfx (livna) drivers too...

I have moved from Gnome, to KDE to XFce 4, but same prob... I really have no clue...

Where should I start? This is the first time that this is happening to me... it crashes without any reason at all...

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