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   Subject: Re: unidentified random boot problem.   
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   odie wrote:   
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   > Well, you could test that of course :-). Simply try to run the computer    
   > in "normal" mode instead of overclocked and see if the errors remain.   
      
   LOL!  You know I was so close to the problem I hadn't even considered    
   that a possibility.  I guess the reason I discarded it is Windows XP    
   boots first time every time, so I never did consider that Ubuntu was    
   less tolerant to overckicking.  I will give it a go as I prefer Ubuntu    
   over XP and don't need the extra speed anyway.   
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