@p2: I know the feeling :-)
These older Compaqs are known for their quircky bioses. In several cases I
found that others could get past this problem by changing settings of memory
caching or shadowing. I did not find those settings in my bios setup program
(this goes by booting from floppy, it's an eisa-slot box. takes hours to try
several settings and reboot. and reboot. and reboot.)
See what you can do with those options (if any) in your bios?
cheers
Tom
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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fails to boot after clean install; memory allocation problem (older Compaq
server)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/513528
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