> In article <5kanoa$8j5@chronicle.concentric.net>, you wrote:
> >OK long story short. I have a fully functional Linux 2.0.27 system (Red Ha
> >
> >I crashes during the boot process. Basicly I get a
> > "General Protection: 0000"
>
> I don't have the answer to your problem but there is software out there
> that relies on timing loops that can't cope with the speed of the K6's
> extra cache. You might try disabling cache in the bios and see if it boots.
>
>
> Bob hwm@netcom.com
I don't think the problem is intrinsic to the K6. I'm typing this from
an overclocked K6-166 on an Abit IT5V motherboard and a mostly
standard Redhat Linux install. Everything works without a hitch.
--Joel Squire <squire@colorado.edu> CCAR Systems Administrator Ph (303) 492-1308 FAX (303) 492-2825 University of Colorado, Boulder