First of all I have no hardware that's incapable of running the pae kernel but a few folks have reported at the forums getting an error, "kernel requires feature pae and won't boot", particularly with Pentium M machines.
I've been doing some studying and it looks like upgrades from Oneiric w/non-pae to Precise remain non-pae, and undoubtedly using the mini.iso will work, but I'd think both of those options would require fast ethernet. I also typically encounter problems using the mini.iso with my wired network, that's nothing new, I just end up having to connect the machine that's booting the mini.iso directly to my modem, which means all of my other machines have to be down while the net-install completes. BTW I'm talking about the non-pae mini.iso: http://www.us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/ Anyway here at Launchpad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/897786 Stéphane Graber said, "I know some flavours of Ubuntu chose to ship with non-PAE by default, using one of these (probably xubuntu and lubuntu) would work too." So I wonder if we are in fact going to rebuild our iso's with the non-pae kernel? It would seem rather appropriate since our target audience is older, lower resource computers. Many thanks in advance, Lance
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