> I was just wondering, do you have to do something magical to get the 2.5
> series booting, or is it just my debian thats fubar? :)
If you want to use modules, you'll need the new module utilities.
> I've tried 2.5.66 and 2.5.67 and they both halt on the initial line of
> booting - 'Booting Linux, Uncompressing something...' or something like
> that.
If it's failing that early, then something is wrong with the kernel,
or your hardware. Try earlier kernels until you find one that works,
then post the details, along with things like the output of lspci -v
-v -v.
John.
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