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Beats me as to what could be wrong. It's not a memory problem and the CPU does not overheat.
I'll go patch the kernel for my personal use then, but I'm not the only one seeing those messages without any system problems.
It's all fun and games until NMIs turn into MCEs...
I have the MCE polling stuff enabled and will keep an eye on it. So far I suspect flaky motherboard design (Athlon XPs didn't even exist when this piece of hardware was designed).
It's definitely CPU-related since it never happened with the Duron processor that I used before.
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Ciao, Pascal
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Beats me as to what could be wrong. It's not a memory problem and the CPU does not overheat.
I'll go patch the kernel for my personal use then, but I'm not the only one seeing those messages without any system problems.
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It's all fun and games until NMIs turn into MCEs...
I have the MCE polling stuff enabled and will keep an eye on it. So far I suspect flaky motherboard design (Athlon XPs didn't even exist when this piece of hardware was designed).
It's definitely CPU-related since it never happened with the Duron processor that I used before.
Are you sure that the CPU voltage is correct?
John.
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It's definitely CPU-related since it never happened with the Duron processor that I used before.
Are you sure that the CPU voltage is correct?
The motherboard is in autodetect mode...
According to AMD's docs, my CPU wants 1.50V.
According to the BIOS, what it gets is 1.48V.
AMD does not specify a tolerance for Vcore, but I can try to manually set the motherboard for 1.50V and see if the NMIs disappear.
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Ciao, Pascal