Ger wrote:
> Christoph Hormann wrote:
> 
>> John VanSickle wrote:
>>>> Next step is reinstall the system and try again :)
>>> Ah, yes.  The Microsoft solution.
>> But that only works on Microsoft system - elsewhere performing the same
>> installation once more will not lead you any further...
>>
>> Christoph
>>
> The most likely reason for the troubles I'm seeing these last 2 weeks is the
> fact that I increased memory from 2 to 4 Gb, switched out the video card
> and added an Adaptec UW320 controller.Because of the memory I had to switch
> kernel. It's in this kernel switching together with the new drivers that
> something got screwy.

Have you checked ulimit to see what your stack size and allowed virtual
memory are? 'ulimit -a' at the console should give you the values that
the system is currently set to allow. I'm not sure what Suse would set
their defaults at, but I think they would pick more conservative defaults.
The other option would be the memory settings in the kernel, but that
still shouldn't require a reinstall.

--
I want Linux to replace Windows, but I don't think this is what I had in
mind.

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