Lemu4 Freezing

**Welly Wu** · October 2nd, 2012

What's more important to you?

I value stability as it won't destroy my PC hardware due to constant and random freezes and lock ups. Linux kernel 3.3.6-030306 is extremely stable and reliable. I have tested it extensively under the heaviest work loads and it has performed admirably. I have noticed a longer boot-up period, but that is negligible to me compared to stability.

**Ubun2to** · October 3rd, 2012

Originally Posted by Welly Wu

What's more important to you?

I value stability as it won't destroy my PC hardware due to constant and random freezes and lock ups. Linux kernel 3.3.6-030306 is extremely stable and reliable. I have tested it extensively under the heaviest work loads and it has performed admirably. I have noticed a longer boot-up period, but that is negligible to me compared to stability.

I was just pointing that out. No need to kill the messenger boy.

**mellster** · November 1st, 2012

Thanks - that kernel upgrade fixed a bunch of issues such as browser freezes and problems with a USB mouse. One other problem that is much better after the kernel upgrade as well but not sure if completely gone is that over time the (wireless) networking capability seemed to degrade with regards to host resolution. Once a connection is made I get standard DSL (AT&T) download speeds, but on sites that communicate with a lot of different hosts as well as the initial resolution can sometime take quite a while. This did not happen in the beginning, the lemur is now 8 months old. Otherwise this is a great little sturdy bastard. Anybody experiencing this as well? Thanks & cheers

**screaminj3sus** · November 1st, 2012

Originally Posted by mellster

Thanks - that kernel upgrade fixed a bunch of issues such as browser freezes and problems with a USB mouse. One other problem that is much better after the kernel upgrade as well but not sure if completely gone is that over time the (wireless) networking capability seemed to degrade with regards to host resolution. Once a connection is made I get standard DSL (AT&T) download speeds, but on sites that communicate with a lot of different hosts as well as the initial resolution can sometime take quite a while. This did not happen in the beginning, the lemur is now 8 months old. Otherwise this is a great little sturdy bastard. Anybody experiencing this as well? Thanks & cheers

No problems here on my lemur ultra

**Ubun2to** · November 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by mellster

Thanks - that kernel upgrade fixed a bunch of issues such as browser freezes and problems with a USB mouse. One other problem that is much better after the kernel upgrade as well but not sure if completely gone is that over time the (wireless) networking capability seemed to degrade with regards to host resolution. Once a connection is made I get standard DSL (AT&T) download speeds, but on sites that communicate with a lot of different hosts as well as the initial resolution can sometime take quite a while. This did not happen in the beginning, the lemur is now 8 months old. Otherwise this is a great little sturdy bastard. Anybody experiencing this as well? Thanks & cheers

I hate it when people go gravedigging.
Sounds like your Internet is just slow, and your browser takes awhile because the cache is dumped on closing.