UDMA CRC errors

Sat May 4 15:03:24 BST 2002

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Hi,
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 I've been having intermittent UDMA CRC errors reported ever since I=20
 installed FreeBSD, and I was wondering if  this is a common problem?
 I have an Abit KT7 motherboard. I was overclocking, but winding the=20
 settings back hasn't made a difference. I also have the correct 80=20
 conductor lead.
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 Thanks
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 Gerwyn

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