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I use 2.6.12.25 because I had a video card problem before with 2.6.14. I went back to 2.6.14 now, and the clock is fine as expected. Surprisingly, the video card problem also gone. Everything is fine now. Thanks for all the replies. Best wishes,

I have solve the "bootup" problem. Bow it is OK. But for the time problem, I understand it can be dangous to update a bios. Since a non-mandrake kernel gives the correct time (2.6.14.*), so I guess this problem should be able to solve within the "software" level. Is this possible? Best wishes,

While, it is getting worse now. I just want to try the other option "enable ACPI", then when I reboot machine, it stoped at ata1: dev 0 ATA, max UDMA/100, 488397168 sectors:lba48 and can not boot further. WHy does acpi cause this?

Hi I got a problem with the system clock. It is running faster and faster. When I rebooted the machine yesterday, it was ok in the beginning, then after a while, it was about 10second faster every 10minutes; then right now, it is more than 3 minutes faster every 10minutes, which is making me crasy. I have had this problem for a while. I sreached this forum and tried some instructions, but the problem was not solved yet. 1) I have "force no APIC" and "force no local APIC" selected, does not help; 2) I tried ntp, but as many guys mentioned, it sync the time only once when I reboot the machine, after that, it does not work; I tried ianw1974's suggestion by adding one more line in the /etc/ntp.conf, but neither options he gave work in my case. I am running ntpdate in cron every 10 minutes now, but since it is running faster and faster, I may need to run this command every minute. But there is still a problem, for example, when I want to type an "a", it may come out several like "aaaaaaa". That is crazy. My machine has AMD Athlon64 dual core, running mandrake 2006.0 (kernel 2.6.12.25). Linux only, no dual boot. I appreciate your help. Yong

Oh, No... It is running a little faster now after one or two hours: not toice the speed but only a little faster even though I have NTP on. I saw your previous posters about this. I tried, but sitll not

With those settings and turnning on the NTP, it is working now. Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi ianw1974, For the CPU time problem, I searched several keywords on the forum, but did not find the poster you mentioned. Actually I believe that I also saw that before when I was searching for something else. Do you remember any hints which may be helpful for a search? I have tried cpu time; system time; faster than wall time; faster than real time; dual core; amd faster etc. Thanks

Hi ianw1974, You are right. It is working now. It is really great!!! :D I will work on the "time" problem now. It won't be too hard i guess. Thank you so much for all the patience. Best wishes, Yong

I have removed all dkms following your earlier post and tried ati drivers from ati website. The kernel results are: ======== # rpm -qa |grep kernel kernel-smp-2.6.12.12mdk-1-1mdk kernel-source-2.6-2.6.12-22mdk kernel-source-2.6.12.25mdk-1-1mdk kernel-2.6.12.25mdk-1-1mdk kernel-2.6.12.12mdk-1-1mdk kernel-smp-2.6.12.25mdk-1-1mdk =========

But actually I still have the problem with Mandriva's kernel :-(

I removed dkms, tried ati drivers from their website. Still not working. :-( I tried mdk kernel yesterday: boot with the mdk kernel; /usr/src/linux to mdk kernel; "aticonfig" under this kernel. But it is not better than my own kernel. Why do you say that the problem is my self-compiled kernel? Is that posible to solve this? Should I remove this kernel from my computer? Thanks

I have to go back to the 2.6.14.5 kernel. The mdk 2.6.12.25 has been about 30 minutes faster than the real time after 5 hours' running. :-(

1) Mesa was installed. "glxinfo | grep direct" gave ======= Loading required GL library /usr/X11R6/lib64/libGL.so.1.2 ======= 2) I do have below in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf: ======= load "dri" ======= and: ======= Section "DRI" Mode 0666 EndSection ======= And rebooted, did not help :-( 3) I tried aticonfig like this, Is this correct? ======= aticonfig --initial --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf ======= It said one file is missing but did not tell the name of the file. Can this related with "fglrx.ko.gz"? This is file was not been able to locate when I ran "urpmi dkms-ati". That message was ======= Error! Could not locate fglrx.ko.gz for module ati in the DKMS tree. You must run a dkms build for kernel 2.6.14.5wang (x86_64) first. =======

I installed the smp, and it is booting now. I saw the "ati instailation" when I reboot the computer. "dmesg" showed nothing wrong; but "glxinfo" gave ======= name of display: :0.0 Loading required GL library /usr/X11R6/lib64/libGL.so.1.2 Segmentation fault ======= Then when I tried "dmesg" again, I got this: ======= glxinfo[5033]: segfault at 0000000000000000 rip 0000000000000000 rsp 00007fffffb94ba8 error 14 ======= when tried VMD, it is still not working, and I got one more segfault: ======== vmd_LINUXAMD64[5117]: segfault at 0000000000000000 rip 0000000000000000 rsp 00007ffffff07ec8 error 14 ======== Any idea? Thanks a lot.

I just installed the mdk kernel 2.6.12.25 and its source by using below two commands: urpmi kernel-2.6.12.25mdk urpmi kernel-source-2.6.12.25mdk It seems that the installation was done successfully. The /usr/src/linux linked to this new source automatically; it also showed up in lilo.conf. Then when I reboot my computer using this kernel, it just stoped when I click enter (without loading anything); when try the old kernel 2.6.12.12, the same thing. What does this mean? I can not use mdk kernel?