Description of Problem: kernel locked up 15 seconds after boot, the fist symptom i noticed was that sound didn't work as soon as i upgraded the kernel (the gnome default sound didn't kick in) then about ten seconds later my notebook froze. i rebooted, still the same issue, i had to boot into failsafe use apt-get to install the previous kernel and then edit my lilo.conf file before i could use my system again Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): version 8.0 or any version running current kernel How Reproducible: okay, this is running on a dell inspiron 4000, i am using a basic install, my systems not tweaked. hardware specs: intel p3 700mhz w/ speedstep, ati rage mobility 128 8mb vram, 196mb sdram, ess maestro soundcard (onboard) 15.1'' lcd screen, wpc11 linksys wireless ethernet card Steps to Reproduce: 1. install a freash copy of 8.0 on a dell inspiron 4000 (may work with others) 2. upgrade kernel through up2date 3. run redhats audio configuration tool Actual Results: well, no audio, total system failure in less than a minute, i booted about 8 times diableing various startup items with no success (so far the only way to get out of it is failsafe) Expected Results: no audio on bootup, system will freeze Additional Information: the kernel worked fine until i noticed the sound didn't work, i went to test out the sound driver configuration and thats when everything started
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