Jon Colverson wrote:> I will try running memtest86 as Matt did to see if that could be the > problem.No errors revealed by one run of the default tests. -Jon
On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 01:29:27AM +0100, Jon Colverson wrote:> Jon Colverson wrote: > >I will try running memtest86 as Matt did to see if that could be the > >problem. > > No errors revealed by one run of the default tests.You can also try cpuburn, it should give a definitive answer about your hardware stability related to overheating. http://users.ev1.net/~redelm/ -- Miroslav Lichvar
Josh Coalson wrote:> These are the things I would suspect, in order: > > * 3DNOW code (configure --enable-3dnow, turned off by default, > but I'm not sure how the package was built) > * Other IA32 assembly code (on by default) > * gcc -march=? (AMD-specific optimizations?) > * Pointer aliasing vs. gcc3 (I would think this would show up > on other architectures. I have not built with gcc3 yet. > The pointer aliasing rules are new to me; there is pointer > aliasing in flac and the plugins)I compiled from CVS using Makefile.lite today and I got exactly the same verification errors except iits2430.wav which didn't produce any error. I set the libFLAC Makefile options such that the compile command was: gcc -g -O0 -DDEBUG -DFLAC__OVERFLOW_DETECT -march=i386 -Wall -W -DVERSION=\"1.0.3\" -DFLAC__CPU_UNKNOWN -DFLAC__NO_NASM -DFLAC__ALIGN_MALLOC_DATA -I./include -I../../include Compiler is gcc 2.95.4 I will try running memtest86 as Matt did to see if that could be the problem. Thanks, Jon