core2 wrote: *snip* >> Swap the board, error on boot of: >> >> "Unknown interrupt or fault at EIP 00010006 00000060 c036ba96" >> >> I tried acpi=off on the grub line, no joy. Google isn't much help >> either, as most of the very few posts on this refer to ACPI and "bigmem" >> style kernels using the intel extension for 4+ gigs on 32 bit systems, >> which doesn't apply here as I'm not running that much memory. >> >> Anyone have an ideas on where to begin with this one? Would a kernel >> compile do it, or is it time to upgrade the install as a whole?
> Reconfigure and rebuild the kernel. That should do it Well, I figured that part out. :-) The problem at the time was that I didn't have a bootable kernel so I could reconfigure it. The system is back on the previous board for now, and the question that is first in my mind is reconfigure what in the kernel? The options should I turn off or on? Really, I don't have any idea how to read that error, and if I could decode it, I could probably track it down from there. As things stand now, I'm making random guesses as to what to turn off in the kernel for the recompile. How does one read that error line? -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
