investingating kernel :Cnx error

[bj]

-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Stevens [mailto:rstevens at vitalstream.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 12:40 AM
To: bhamal at wlink.com.np; Getting started with Red Hat Linux
Subject: Re: investingating kernel :Cnx error


bj wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I am using Red Hat 8 with kernel 2.4.20-30.8.legacy
>
> I am facing the following error some times  .
>
> It hangs my computer when I am doing a make or am using x-windows .
>
> How do I go about investigating the cause of it ?
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Cheers,
> bj
>
>
>
>
> Feb 25 10:14:20 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=4 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:14:20 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=5 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:14:20 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=5 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=8 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=9 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=0 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=2 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=3 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=4 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 25 10:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=5 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:22 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=3 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:23 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=9 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:23 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=0 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:23 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=3 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:23 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=6 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=4 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=0 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 09:44:26 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=4 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 10:26:44 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=6 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Feb 28 10:26:47 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=6 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Mar  1 09:30:46 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=8 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Mar  1 09:30:46 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=0 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Mar  1 10:06:56 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=1 used bit was
FALSE
> !
> Mar  1 10:07:00 HOME kernel: cnxthsf_OsFloatSuffix: Id=8 used bit was
FALSE
> !

That looks like a screen saver glitch, but it could be your desktop
manager.  Which desktop (Gnome, KDE) are you using?  What display card?
What processor?
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Hi !

Thanks for the prompt reply .

I use Free X11  & KDE .

I run Free X11 by giving the command ' startx ' , then run kde by 'startkde
' once the x-windows has started .

Yes , you are correct regarding the screen saver thing because my computer
does freeze up some times when my computer goes to power saver mode .

My display card is a GE FORCE 2 .
My processor is a intel 2.4 .


Where do I find the screen saver file & how do I turn off the power saving
mode .


cheers,
bj