>> We work around it but is the BIOS not the culprit in such cases? I am >> not saying that GNU won't load on these machines.
> GNU will not load on *any* machine - you need a kernel for that
As a matter of fact, GNU *does* load, and I happen to use a couple of
such machines.
Cheerio,
Debarshi
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