Blair Campbell wrote:
I'm REALLY sorry for all of the trouble I've caused. I just found out
that the user must have installed the 386-optimized kernel (which
needs to get removed from my distro), and that's what's been causing
the crashes.
Once more I'm REALLY sorry and I'll try to remember this next time.
Please be more specific, the [current cvs] 386 optimized stable kernel
should be fine, even with EMM386 trashing fs/gs as it alreadys contains
code to protect 386 specific but important registers. However given
that this uses precious stack space, could result in other weird
behavior if a program is on the edge of stack usage.
Now if you are using the 386 optimized dev kernel, then yes it is still
not compatible with our EMM386.
(Please do let me know which kernel it is, stable or dev, as you either
found a known issue, a new issue, or potential problem with the current
EMM386 workaround.)
Thanks,
Jeremy
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