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could it be the DVD iso i downloaded.
i did a check on both my partitions during the install
Slackware 13.
and nothing came up.
Did you check the MD5 of the ISO that you downloaded?
And as for installing amule and wxGtk from linuxpackages, there is a world of difference between installing a pre-built package and compiling your own. So the fact that they installed is not really meaningful.
from a live Ubuntu disk i ran gparted's check option
on my partitions, and it successfully completed.
But that really does not test the kinds of things that will show up under a busy compiler session.
As far as other packages, you could not compile wxPython, a large package, and kaffeine source is only about 2% the size of the wxGtk source (see below) which would make a huge difference in the memory usage, disk accesses, CPU usage, etc... those types of comparison just don't mean much.
You need to run some meaningful tests on your RAM, CPU and hard drive. I suggest testing the RAM first - because nothing else will test reliably if you have bad RAM.
ok the ubuntu has a memtest option i ran it
the wall time stoped at 7:40 pass 22% test 59%
it dosn't show any errors .
it looks like its frozen.
i hit esc to reboot and it dosn't do anything !!!
what do i do ??
sometimes tests get a lot to complete but if it gets stuck, you can turn the power off (unplug the cable) then give it back.
but if it gets stuck something is definitely wrong with your hardware: I had similar random segfault not ram-related in the past also when a k6-2 cpu fan broke (and so cpu, after).
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