I just purchased an Intel ZP triton 90mhz pentium and
am getting kernel panics and various other strange errors
when running in the 90mhz mode (if I change switch 7 to
reduce the clock speed, the motherboard works just fine -
I assume I am changing the clock speed to 75 mhz - but the
manual states that switch 7 changes the external clock speed
from 60 to 50 mhz). Norton reports an SI of 284 with the clock
speed in the "60" position and 249 in the 50 (a 66 mhz Pentium
according to Norton is around 228).
1.2.8 panics and yields "segmentation faults and general
protection errors EIP WID ..." in the higher speed but works
just fine in the lower speed
Is this a general problem with this motherboard? Other
hardware is a Connor 1275A EIDE drive connected to the motherboard
controller, an PCI ATI mach 64 with 2 megs of VRAM and 2
on board serial and parallel ports..
I have 32 megs of 70ns SIMMs on board with 256 of cache
Any ideas?
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