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anyone!!!!!!! i need help
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It's possible that your RAM is defective, or (more likely) that you "jiggled" one of the RAM cards when you were installing the new video card. Check (by removing and reinstalling each of your RAM cards) that they are all properly seated. (Be careful that the locking wings are correctly disengaged before removing the card(s), and properly set after you reinstall the card(s). They "snap" in place, but you shouldn't need to "force" the locks.) Your problem could be as simple as one of the locks becoming disengaged by you pressing against it whilst installing the new graphics card.
If that doesn't help, you should try checking the RAM. Most installation disks and live CDs include the memchk program as a "boot" option, so I suggest that you run the program. (Note that a full memchk can take several hours or even days, but you've spent longer than that on the problem by now.) If memchk doesn't find any problems, and your BIOS is the latest one released, I don't know what else to suggest. |
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if ram would have been defective windows would also get corrpt
since windows are working fine and i have run memtest few times but not full ...... and i didnt get any problems in first half hour or so |
this is a really odd thing to suggest but i can just about read the kernel crash. try disabling your intel IGP in the bios. from what i could just about make out its crash trace includes stuff to do with your onboard graphics card as opposed to your nvidia. see if there is an option like PCI only instead of "init graphics pci first" or something like that. if you can upload that at hires too that'd be super :) the filming that is.
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it didnt work
nothing did i filed the bug with kernel bugzilla but they couldnt find the answer either http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13874 well i seem to have been doomed :( |
linux red hat
because when i was downlaod linux red hat so i wrote on 8 cds.so linux red hat was installed on my system very easily.i was not use any usb drive to run the lnux red hat.
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