On Mon, 19 Dec 2005, Martin Morris wrote:
Hello,
I'm another person who can't boot off any of the CD images provided by the
debian mirrors.
[..]
Caller[0000000000462460]
Caller[00000000004a8160]
Caller[000000000064c344]
Caller[000000000063e738]
Caller[00000000004180c4]
Caller[000000000041b3e8]
Caller[00000000004487f4]
To get any useful information out of this trace you need either to tell
exactly what CD you were using, or decode the above Caller lines by
looking at the corresponding /boot/System.map file on the CD and finding
out what function these addresses belong to. I would also recommend to try
the newer versions of the installer, like etch beta1 or the daily builds.
They are based on the 2.6 kernel (I believe) and it might be that this bug
is not present there.
Best regards,
Jurij Smakov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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