Hi all, I've been running RedHat 7.1 for rather some time on my machine and took some time last week to upgrade to Fedora 1. This went quite smoothly and I'd like to take the opportunity to congratulate you to this first release. I'm having a rather odd problem though: On RedHat 7.1 I've been running a stock Linus 2.4.22 kernel from kernel.org patched with i2c- and lm_sensors-2.8.1 without any problems. Exactly the same configuration compiled from the same source on Fedora 1 with either gcc-3.3.2 or 3.2.3 as the compiler as well as the actual binaries I used on RH 7.1 give occasional kernel panics with various reasons. There's killing the interrupt handler, null pointer dereferences and weird module loading things. It doesn't seem to happen with the Fedora kernel as well as 2.6.0-test9. On the other hand this might be due to the fact that I haven't enabled the second hand of my G400 on those. Another clue is that the machine survived all weekend running under full load while I was away and about an hour after I got back and did some work on the console I had another panic. X11 also runs fine. I can see that I've got to do some more digging before being able to give a proper bug report and test case. For now I just wanted to ask if anyone has similar problems and perhaps knows what might be causing them. I'm suspecting the console unicode support which might be confusing the matroxfb consoles on the second head. I'm also not certain if perhaps the new glibc-2.3.2 triggers some kernel bugs 2.2.4 didn't. Has anyone seen behaviour like that? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. -- bye, Micha Sauced it has to be, sauced!
