> > For what it's worth, the last mm kernel which booted on my old P-II IDE
> > test machine was 44-mm2. With 44-mm6 and this one I get an oops on boot.
> > Unfortunately it isn't written to disk, scrolls off the console, and
> > leaves the machine totally dead to anything less than a reset. I will try
>
> Any chance of setting up a serial console? They're very handy for
> things like this ...
Certainly not with a real serial terminal ;-) As far as going through a
crossover cable to another system, it's doable, but finding the time, the
cable, etc... maybe next week. I just wanted to get the base report out in
case someone had more info, or if it was a known problem.
I will try to capture it, but I'll try any new versions which come out
before then as well.
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