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Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 11:42:56 +0200 (CEST)
Subject: Re: [MiNT] freemint 1.16.0b stability
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Hi,

> ok, this is the logical solution. It isn't maybe a directly hw bug, but it
> can have something to do with this hot summer - i played aniplayer for
> hours, running a lot of another apps and no problem. and then, even with
> only aniplayer running, it crashed (debug level was 1 and still no
> alert)..
> but i still don't understand, how it's possible it works with old kernel.
>

  New builds maybe use more "hotter" instruction set :-)
  Frank, it seems that it wasn't probably good idea to present new version
in hot week in Europe :-)
  And for ct060 users, which parts from original Falcon are used? Don't
forget on electromigration. I think that it isn't good idea to use so
"overclocked" computers which are more than 10 years old.
  Best regards,

           Milan Jurik