Linux and Pentiums, Why aint it working

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From: jreader
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 00:00

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I have known a few other People to have this problem, but have found no 
answers, not even the "linux gurus" seem to know exactly what it is.
Basically, I have a Pentium 75, EIDE controller, PCI BIOS(of course)
when using gcc (gcc, g++, make, and related) I sometimes get random 
errors that halt the compilation process...they usually happen on 
larger files, and are quite intermittant.  It screws up the compiling, 
if the files are small enough i can keep typing and get it to run 
through, but heaven forbid i try to compile the kernel...
Suggestions so far ( Parity Memory (don't have) wait states (checked 
and rechecked) power supply failure (checked)) anny suggestions 
comments appreciated.
-Virtuo                                             no sigs

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