Description of problem:

After install, attempt to boot up the system results in the message
"An unrecoverable processor error has been encountered"


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Kernel 2.6.5-1.358


How reproducible:

Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Fedora Core 2
2. After installation, boot
3. Processor error occurs
  
Actual results:

A window appears containing the message "An unrecoverable processor
error has been encountered" appears following the line 'Uncomprssing
Linux... Ok, booting the kernel." in the boot process.

Pressing the restart button within the message widow just recycles as
the boot continues to fail.

Expected results:

Fedora should boot up

Additional info:

This was originally report as bug 119838 - now closed as a duplicate
(though duplicate of what is not clear)

In additional comment 11 to that bug, the original poster identified
that the thread had veered off onto a different bug.

A'solution' was posted at additionsl comment 18

At additional comment 31 the comment was made that the solution did
not give any indication of how to get past the message being displayed.

Like that peron, I cannot see how the solution solves the original
problem.

I am running on a dual processor G4 PowerMac with VPC 6.1.1.  Fedora
has been installed into a dedicated Virtual Machine.