said:
>You do have all the TCP/IP stack fixes installed? Don't you?
I'm not positive. It's been awhile since I installed. I'll check.
>That says the kernel is not processing an interrupt.
It does, does it? ;-)
>DS? Unlikely. :-)
Okay, they weren't. I'll write them down next time.
>This is probably the Geyserville daemon for power management.
>What model is your Thinkpad?
Well, that was a mistake. But my ThinkPad is a 770x, same as yours.
>>Should I do this?
>Only if Scott asks for it.
Okay, I'll wait until someone named Scott asks me for it.
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