2.1.132 WORKED (patched up to ac2).
2.2pre1 WORKED as downloaded (after the PCI bios cfg fix).
2.2pre1-ac1 WORKED no problems.
2.2pre1-ac2 CRASHED / OOPSes at the partition check as well.
It attempts to check the partition on my /dev/sda drive (which is DOSfs,
FAT16),
then crashes. Linux is on the /dev/hda drive, booting Linux (bzImage)
from Loadlin.
I tried a couple builds of the kernel with the AC2 patch, same result
each time.
Hardware is:
- P-II (celeron 300a)
- Abit BH-6 motherboard (Intel BX chipset)
- Adaptec 2940 U(not UW) PCI SCSI. (dos fat16)
- EIDE 3.2 G Western Digital drive (ext2)
PS. Can someone tell me how to capture the OOPS info when the system
crashes hard like this at boot time ?
Thanks
Mike
> From: Christian Loth <sg618lo@unidui.uni-duisburg.de>
> Greetings,
>
> Kernel 2.1.132 worked for me like a charm, but I had no such luck with
> updating to 2.2pre1. Every boot resulted in a reboot of the machine
> again. I added a delay to printk, to see where it does so...
> ...seems it crashes when checking my partitions. I reverted back to
> 2.1.132 again, and the machine booted up again normally.
>
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