There is a problem with some systems running an AMD Duron or Thunderbird CPUS. When the i686 kernel attempts to boot up after installation, it bombs out at the "Disabling CPUID". It is apparently mis-detecting it either during install or during boot as a Pentium III. The Installer kernel seems to work fine, as all reports have been post installation. The only workaround we have been able to come up with is to boot with the root= command and install the i386 kernel. Thanks, Jp
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Take a look at this discussion board for more info ... http://www.linuxtests.org/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.cgi? action=Read&BID=9&TID=7 Carl
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The 2.2.16-3 errata kernel has been reported to fix this bug. So when you have booted with root= and installed the 386 kernel, you can then upgrade to the 2.2.16-3 errata kernel.
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6.2 errata fixes it, pinstripe current rawhide kernel has been checked ok Kernel panic to ground control signing off...
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easy way out use x86_serial_nr=1 as kernel parameter during installation or use linux x86_serial_nr=1 from lilo after you have installed it, and then recomplie the kjernel after diabling cup_id