On 7/31/06, Jack Ungerleider <jack at jacku.com> wrote: > > On Monday 31 July 2006 12:54 pm, Sean Waite wrote: > > Does this seem odd, or has this happened to anyone. I go to do a Yum > update > > (Suse 10) and the system reboots on an old AMD K2-450. Now at first I > would > > have assumed that the system was being overworkded (?), but yet I have > > installed a few packages that required compiling which were much more > CPU > > intensive for a longer time than the Yum update is running. > > > > Maybe I am looking at this the wrong way, but I can not seem to figure > out > > why Yum would cause a reboot of all things. > > > > > > Sean Waite > > Its possible your underlying version of RPM is faulty. If you're using > 10.1 > then you'll want to make sure you've got the updates for Zenworks and > YaST. > (Of course if you are using the commercial version that may not be > needed.) > When I upgraded it took two tries because I needed to be wired into the > network to be able to configure the online updater and grab the updates. > > Anyway you might try running the Online update from YaST and see if that > corrects anything. > > -- > Jack Ungerleider > jack at jacku.com > http://www.jacku.com > > I doubt that it's something software related like RPM being hosed- Can you do this without making the system reboot? find / && find / My bet is that all of the hard drive activity is pushing the power supply past it's limit. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20060802/f4c77f5d/attachment.htm