"Justin C. Ferguson" <jferg-linux-kernel@lusArs.net> writes:
> When last we left our heros, they were speaking of:
>
> I tried recompiling with the CPU type set to 586 this morning,
> and got the same results, as well as when I tried adding mem=224m on the
> lilo boot command line. No go. :-< Anyone else have advice? I'm beginning
> to wonder if maybe it isn't a processor or MoBo problem, but I don't want to
> spend the money for a new one right now, so I'm hoping somebody will
> have some other suggestions.
I had the same problem using a zImage and I have now switched to a
bzImage version of the kernel. So far, I had not used the bzImage
version because I was unable to boot it with LILO. I have switched to
GRUB and I can successfully boot version 2.4.0-test4. You are using a
zImage, aren't you?
I think you should:
1. build a bzImage version,
2. install GRUB on a floppy
3. try to boot that version using GRUB.
I hope this is of some help,
Chris
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