Themuppeteer
Programmer
Hello,
I have this problem that my linux system just freezes for a while and then continues. The freezes happen randomly. Its very annoying. I don't use KDE or Gnome, just plain X.
I have a flash disk, and thats also part of my misery.
When I want to format my flash,
mke2fs /dev/nftla
ithangs here for a while, then
it continues until:
...
writing inode tables: done
writing superblocks and filesystem accouting information:
and here it hangs. Its just frozen. Power off.
My flash is not broken as I already tried 3 different flash disks. Somethimes I can mount it, somthimes I can't. Its like it has a life of his own..
All these freezing problems started from after I installed snmpd on my machine. Could that be the cause?
Or could there be a bug in the drivers for the flash in the kernel? When I boot me kernel that doesn't have flash support, I don't have any problems. In fact,I also think that I don't have any problems as long as I don't try to mount the flash...somethimes it hangs after I type 'mount /dev/nftla /flash' and then after 30 seconds or so it says that I have to specify the file system type. While I'm sure its ext2,I formatted it that way.
Someone over here told me it could be network related.
I don't know..
Any clues ??
thnx
Greetz,
themuppeteer@hotmail.com
Don't eat yellow snow...
I have this problem that my linux system just freezes for a while and then continues. The freezes happen randomly. Its very annoying. I don't use KDE or Gnome, just plain X.
I have a flash disk, and thats also part of my misery.
When I want to format my flash,
mke2fs /dev/nftla
ithangs here for a while, then
it continues until:
...
writing inode tables: done
writing superblocks and filesystem accouting information:
and here it hangs. Its just frozen. Power off.
My flash is not broken as I already tried 3 different flash disks. Somethimes I can mount it, somthimes I can't. Its like it has a life of his own..
All these freezing problems started from after I installed snmpd on my machine. Could that be the cause?
Or could there be a bug in the drivers for the flash in the kernel? When I boot me kernel that doesn't have flash support, I don't have any problems. In fact,I also think that I don't have any problems as long as I don't try to mount the flash...somethimes it hangs after I type 'mount /dev/nftla /flash' and then after 30 seconds or so it says that I have to specify the file system type. While I'm sure its ext2,I formatted it that way.
Someone over here told me it could be network related.
I don't know..
Any clues ??
thnx
Greetz,
themuppeteer@hotmail.com
Don't eat yellow snow...