I also had this problem with the Windows port on my K6-2
450. After I reclocked the CPU to 400mhz, the problem
went away. (I find that AMD chips are frequently shaky
at their promoted clock speeds, and only perform
consistantly under ideal conditions.)
You may also wish to under-clock your CPU, which usually
requires changing motherboard jumpers. There are
hundreds of web sites about overclocking - you can
follow those instructions, but change the multiplier to
be lower instead of higher (450->400: you would change
from 4.5x to 4x).
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