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>That explains the issues with the C2000 family. Various Linux distros crash randomly, and not just crash sometimes really just stop opening applications or sto
by wang_li 10y ago
>That explains the issues with the C2000 family. Various Linux distros crash randomly, and not just crash sometimes really just stop opening applications or stop processing e.g. apt-get.
No it doesn't. Did you read the errata? It completely stops. There's no weirdness. It's just dead.
- AstralStorm 10y agoRandom crashes are often sign of memory corruption. Sometimes broken power supply or major interference. Not of such CPU problems.
- nowaynohow 10y agoMeh, for C2000, it can be also a sign of outdated firmware. We don't get microcode updates for SoCs in the general distribution: either your system vendor does a good job of keeping up with firmware updates, or you are screwed.