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From: Andre LeClaire <leclaire@venus.net>
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> 
> But, I was wondering if by disabling the internal CPU cache that it
> could be masking some other real culprit.  Any comments?
> 
Does your kernel config file contain this line?

options		FAILSAFE		#Be conservative

I had similar problems, and I think this fixed it.

Andre