Thanks for the reply, Mike. I think I have found my problem regarding the
unstable installation and bootup crashes. It seems the problem may be
lying within the RAM chips. After yet another troubleshooting test, I've
found that removing the RAM chips from the computer and putting them in
You don't by chance have a 486 or anything like that, do you? It seems
like the kernel is looking for some device that doesn't exist.
How far into the boot does it get? Usually, that is the best way to
tell. We can pull up the system log, but that gets quite detailed,
probably more than we
