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Hi Michael, |
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I recompiled my kernel and now it's booting cleanly :) |
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What all file system modules have u compiled within your kernel ? |
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If you are using a file system for which there is no module present in |
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the kernel then you might get the "restarting system" error. I found out |
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that I was using ext3 but I'd no module compiled for it within the |
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kernel.. I rectified this mistake and compiled the kernel again and now |
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its fine.. |
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Thanks, |
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Saket |
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On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 08:43, Michael J. E. Swift wrote: |
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> --- Saket Sathe wrote: |
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> The compiled kernel initially boots properly but after some time |
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> (precisely after the USB Keyboard is detected) a message is echoed which |
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> says, "Restarting System" and the system is restarted.. The same thing |
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> keeps on continuously happening.. |
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> --- end of quote --- |
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> I'm experiencing this as well. I've also tried the 2.6.4 kernel. I have a ATI |
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> Radeon 9000 and a G4 Quicksilver. I didn't have this problem when I installed |
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> off the 2004.0 (my emerges failed to build anything after a recent update so I |
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> attempted a clean install). |
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Thanks, |
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Saket |
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"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education." |
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- Mark Twain (1835-1910) |
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