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I had some problems with some evil superblocks (see some posts below
), but I fixed that by updating fdsik and compiling a new kernel (2.6.15).
The problem is gone, it booted, but I noticed that something must have gone wrong with my modules, cause there was no module folder in /lib/modules
So I recompiled the kernel again, watching every step carefully.
Ok Modules are there and are loaded.
Now i'm stuck with another error, but I can't track it to a reason.
The boot process is interrupted after a ceratin amaount of time, by this message:
BUG: soft lockup detected on CPU#0
The place in the boot-up process, where it appears is not fixed, only the time after it appears is constant. It first appeared when boot tried to initialize the CUPS daemon, so I used a rescue disc and disabled cups.
Now it appears some steps after that.
Has anyone ideas, what could cause this?
And by the way, I also'd like to know, what it means. I checked google, but found only stuff, which I could not relate to my problem.
thank you
michi
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I recompiled the kernel, this time 2.6.15.4
and it at least booted one time correctly, but now the same error occurs every time I want to boot.
I suspect it could be a Bug that occurs between my w-lan card and kernel oprions SMP and PREEMPT.
So last time I had a proper system, I compiled a kernel without these two. But with the 2.6.15.X Kernels I have no idea where to turn them off. There are no entries in the Makefile that seem to be associated with SMP and PREEMPT.
Please don't leave me alone here ![]()
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why don't you simply modify .config?
I recognize that while theory and practice are, in theory, the same, they are, in practice, different. -Mark Mitchell
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thx I somehow got it mixed up with the Makefile :[
now it works, but for the ATI drivers ![]()
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