[ale] signal 11

[Eric]

Here's an interesting page on that subject.  

 http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/

(I looked at it last week and it won't come up now.)

The main thing they suggest is a hardware problem.  They suggest
resetting the BIOS to its defaults first (or choosing the most
conservative settings)  If you are overclocking the
CPU -  don't.  I've seen this sort of thing (IOT traps, etc) as a sign
of bad RAM chips.  If you restart you compile and it keeps working, its
almost certain you have  some sort of hardware problem.

-Eric.

Christopher Fowler writes:
 > I'm trying to compile a kernel on a 486-slc 66 and every few minutes
 > my compile dies because it catches signal 11.  Does anyone know why?
 > 
 > I'm using the most recent version of slackware.
 > 
 > Thanks,
 > Christopher Fowler
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