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...ng X means that the graphics side won't be the cause (can be > awkward). I would suspect heating for the moment, I had similar problems > some time ago and problems such as not burning CDs correctly until a put > a fan in. Another key thing to check is memory, there's a util > memcheck86 (IIRC) to do this, but building a large optimised program > like the kernel with -j N can be quite good as well (make N something > like 4). wow . you were right on .. i installed a new fan last night . i've been running icecast2/ices2 for half-a-day already _ more than 10x longer than...

> On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 19:50, Adon Irani wrote: > > > > hello ., > > > > i've got icecast2/ices2 (libshout/libao ) compiled/running from cvs . > This sound like some instability of the kernel/X/hardware rather than > ices/icecast. If by tty's you mean the console then they can switch > > I would check the system logs (/var/log/messages) first for

...s sakes . Not running X means that the graphics side won't be the cause (can be awkward). I would suspect heating for the moment, I had similar problems some time ago and problems such as not burning CDs correctly until a put a fan in. Another key thing to check is memory, there's a util memcheck86 (IIRC) to do this, but building a large optimised program like the kernel with -j N can be quite good as well (make N something like 4). > > If it still happens then just check what happens to the processes over > > that period of time. vmstat 1 is usually good. > > i expected...