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| | Problem Reports and Solutions: What was the problem? I've posted it as a feedback on OCA web site and thought it wouldn't hurt to post it here also... I have a problem trying to corellate what is suggested as a solution with an error that this solution is supposed to apply to. For example, I have two entries listed under "Information about other problems and solutions": - Hardware failure: replace failed component - Error is being researched Theres no indication however in detailed description of each entry as of which particular error in problems history it is a solution to. No date of error, no error name no nothing. "Thank you for submitting an error to the OCA, it is currently being researched". Oh, great, but... What error? I was sending about a dosen of them in last several weeks. I think it doesn't need an explanation that it helps to know what was the problem you are providing additional info/solution for. In case of first solution listed above if at least date of error was provided in solution details I could figure out which hardware I was adding at that date and what could be the problem here. But it simply reads as follows: ================== "Thank you for submitting an error report. Problem description The error was caused by an unrecoverable hardware error which forced the operating system to stop functioning. Although we know the problem is caused by a hardware component, unfortunately the error report does not contain enough information to tell us the specific component. More than likely the problem is being caused by problems with one or more of the following computer components: Random Access Memory (RAM) System board Central Processing Unit (CPU) Power supply Recommendations If you have received this error more than once, it could indicate a serious problem with your computer. We recommend that you do the following: Back up your files to avoid data loss in case of a complete hardware failure. Contact the original manufacturer of your computer or your local computer repair shop. Either will have advanced hardware diagnostics to determine the specific component which is failing." ================== OK, you don't have any idea about which hardware failed, that's OK. But if you just gave ANY clue as to which error you are talking about then probably I could figure out the rest by myself. I'm either missing something simple or there's a serious lack in connection between problems reported and solutions suggested. -- Alexander Suhovey |
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