[ltp] unstable after undervolting

[Marcus Hagn]

Prime95 is a good program to test the stability. Let it run at least
24 hours and see if it finds any stability problems. I had cases where
a stability problem was detected after 20 hours of stable activities.
If you have found a stable point increase the voltage by one
additional step to account for any temperature effects, and than you
system should be stable.

Regards
Marcus

On 12/9/05, Paul RIVIER <paul.rivier@eleve.emn.fr> wrote:
> Macskassy Csaba wrote:
>
> > Hi!
> >
> > Last week I tried to undervolt my Pentium M 1,8ghz processor -
> > successfully. Now it is working at 600mhz and 700mV. It was looking
> > stable  for one week. Yesterday mount (yes, _mount_) exited with a
> > "nice"  segfault, today while reading my mails the thinkpad just
> > rebooted.
> > Could be the undervolting the problem? Or eventually something else?
> > ram?  Has anyone experienced the same?
> >
> > Yours,
> > Csaba
> >
> hi
> it is probably an undervolting problem. 700 is too low, even if you can
> set it without freezing, that just does not mean that it is stable.
> I use to be at 700 on my T42 but I went back to 716 because of unstabilit=
y.
>
> paul
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