Comment Re:No BSOD but Linux PANIC (Score 1) 82
I meant Torvalds. Apologies.
Comment No BSOD but Linux PANIC (Score 5, Interesting) 82
Back in 1995, on a brand new PC configured dual boot, no overclocking, I would get PANIC messages from the Linux kernel but Windows worked fine, no BSOD.
Out of despair I reached out to Linus Torwalds and he very kindly helped me out, suggesting I had defective memory chips. He was correct. There were 2 defective memory chips. I guess Windows was just too slow to reveal the defective chips.
Comment Re:Not spam! This is a real question. (Score 1) 2
Comment Not spam! This is a real question. (Score 1) 2
If a company ignores over a thousand user requests for 3 years a question arises as to why the company is doing that.
There's a genuine question asked. Why would a company make users so unhappy? Is there a financial motivation? Surely Slashdotters may have an insight into this.
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