thank you for your help! Sometimes I am so close to the
solution I just can't see it.
Excuse me, I better have read the help and documentation
before... But I am very happy, the upgraded 2.2.0
(up to .3) works, so that I can use it for my SMP-machines
at work to get (I hope) more performance at database-tasks.
Another question. I followed the "NFS-bug-dicussion" Ramon
started and I think they are talking about a problem
related to SUN-machines. Am I right? Or is there a problem
with Intel-based machines, too?
(I remember such a problem with our HP-machines at work)
Greetings, Dietmar
Alan Cox wrote:
> > I am not so familiar in programming but I mentioned to put the entry
> > "console_init();" before the entry "time_init();" in function
> > "start_kernel"
>
> Ah ok. If you were you wouldnt have done that.
>
> > All I noticed was "heavy traffice" on my drives (like a normal bootup)
> > and after
> > resetting (that's the only way to restart the machine) I got a
> > filesystemcheck
> > because of umounting uncleanly.
> > Seems that kernel mounts the filesystems... but after that?
>
> Oh thats something very different. I thought it was just dying. Turn on
> console support in the configuration perhaps ?
>
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