Hi. I found some other information that I posted to another Ubuntu site. One of the error messages I did get (and I didn't get it most of the time) was: FATAL: binfmt_misc not found. I dug into the kernel I was building, and found that I had this built as a module. The kernels I built did exactly the same thing as stock IBEX kernels: after adding various pieces of software from official Ubuntu sources (via apt-get), and a reboot, my system would not be able to connect to the internet, and my X server would not start "Screens unusable". My only real solution was to rebuild the kernel with binfmt_misc compiled into the kernel (not built as a module). I did, and have not experienced the problem since. I don't know exactly why, but that is the solution. I have built several kernels with the same build file (with miscellaneous binary formats built in, instead of as a module) and have not had problems since. I haven't tried building new kernels with binfmt_misc as a module. It might be worthwhile to see if new kernels would cause the same problem, or if its been fixed. My system: Corei7/920 with X58 chipset, 12GB 1066/DDR3 memory, Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT. Its on an Asus P6T deluxe motherboard: Intel X58 Nehalem Core i7 QPI 6.4GT/s Tri- Channel DDR3 1600 LGA1366 ATX Motherboard w/ SLi / CrossfireX 3x PCI- Express 2.0 x16, Audio, GB LAN, SATA 3G/II, eSATA, SAS, RAID, USB 2.0, Firewire, ExpressGate. The GB lan is two Marvell Yukon gigabit ports (I only use one).
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