With Intrepid, I am working "mostly" fine with noapic on a 1680x1050 monitor; audio and networking work fine, as well as access to an NTFS file system.
On a large build I get random errors that go away simply by reissuing the make command and make starts up from where it left off and continues. It took 3 tries to build firefox.
More repeatable is an rsync of a large file: Windows 7 is 2.3 gig. The resulting file didn't match md5 values. Reissuing rsync would replace about 1% of the file and produce yet another md5 value. Reissuing the rsync again would again replace about 1% of the file (presumably different blocks) and produce yet another md5 file. Doing this several times results in new md5 values each time.
If anybody has something they want me to install and can tell me what data to capture, I would be quite willing to take out all of the hard drives, stick in a spare 80gig or so drive and do a clean install and report back.
With Intrepid, I am working "mostly" fine with noapic on a 1680x1050 monitor; audio and networking work fine, as well as access to an NTFS file system.
On a large build I get random errors that go away simply by reissuing the make command and make starts up from where it left off and continues. It took 3 tries to build firefox.
More repeatable is an rsync of a large file: Windows 7 is 2.3 gig. The resulting file didn't match md5 values. Reissuing rsync would replace about 1% of the file and produce yet another md5 value. Reissuing the rsync again would again replace about 1% of the file (presumably different blocks) and produce yet another md5 file. Doing this several times results in new md5 values each time.
I already captured some data: http:// intertwingly. net/stories/ 2009/01/ 22/
If anybody has something they want me to install and can tell me what data to capture, I would be quite willing to take out all of the hard drives, stick in a spare 80gig or so drive and do a clean install and report back.