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blue68f100 · 11-05-2005, 08:20 AM

This may be a ram problem. The 2000 has 32 meg of edo ram. If you get into debug there are some commands to see how the snap is using the ram, "nvram demonds number (fsync enable/disable ( filesystem fsync suport )" you can also set file cache size. I would compare the 2 units and see what is different.

The command "debug memory display current memory stats" will show how much is being used by OS and process.

There has been some reports of a MS security patch causing problems with 4.0.855, thus the reason of 4.0.860. No such problems with v4.0.830.

David

11-05-2005, 08:20 AM	#788
blue68f100 Thermophile Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Plano, TX Posts: 3,135	Ram This may be a ram problem. The 2000 has 32 meg of edo ram. If you get into debug there are some commands to see how the snap is using the ram, "nvram demonds number (fsync enable/disable ( filesystem fsync suport )" you can also set file cache size. I would compare the 2 units and see what is different. The command "debug memory display current memory stats" will show how much is being used by OS and process. There has been some reports of a MS security patch causing problems with 4.0.855, thus the reason of 4.0.860. No such problems with v4.0.830. David