On Monday 19 November 2001 13:13, you wrote:
> >> sounds like your kernel is too big try taking some kernel drivers out
> >> bye the way which kernel did you install and is it compressed
> anders> I'm using the standard rpm from cooker to install it so I can't
> just remove anders> some drivers, at least not unless I compile the kernel
> myself... but anders> shouldn't it just work "out-of-the-box"??
> Yes, I thought that you was compiling Mandrake kernel.  That don't
> happens here, could you re-check with a latest 2.4.13-8mdk kernel and
> report back?

Sure thing, I'll have access to the machine in question again this wednesday 
- I'll check it there..

> sorry for the delay.
> >> > > At work I have an IBM IntelliStation E Pro.
> >> > > It's specs are:
> >> > > Pentium III 933MHz
> >> > > 128Mb RAM
> >> > > Via chipset
> >> > > Adaptec 29160 (7892A according to harddrake) SCSI controller
> >> > > Samsung SC-148F CDROM (Atapi)
> >> > > Intel 82557 Ethernet Pro 100
> >> > > GeForce video card
> >> > > I've upgraded it from 8.0 to 8.1 except for the kernel, when I try
> >> > > to it on a 2.4.8-26mdk or 2.4.10-2mdk kernel it just writes "Loading
> >> > > Linux ..." (the normal stuff) and then reboots. The same happens
> >> > > when I try to boot from the 8.1 cds .. ??
> >> > > Kernel 2.4.3-20mdk works fine..
> >> > I've just tried kernel 2.4.12-5mdk today... same problem as
> >> > 2.4.10-2mdk .. the machine still reboots after the "Loading Linux"
> >> > line..

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Anders
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