Ernest jw ter Kuile kiedys napisal: > I had something similar. But your description isn't really helpfull. > > For example, what is the last message which you know to be correct > _before_ the GPF error ? > > In my case the error happened when init changed level to run-level 2. > see bug #330592 > > Cheers, > > Ernest. >
Thanks but it is not matter of runlevel (It has been fixed by recompiling kernel with gcc4). The problem appears somewhere between mounting root and populating /dev but I can't see where. No button stops repeating message and after a second it takes every line visible on the screen so no previous messages can be read. If it can help. I've found tha problem appeared first time after selinux-policy-default was installed but purging this package didn't fix it so that is strange. If kernel weren't booting in any way, I would think that RAM is damaged but I can use this machine without SELinux enabled. Thanks for answer -- Registered Linux User 369908 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
