On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Clive Crous wrote about, Kernel Panic After Clean Installation
( RH6.0 ):
> I was trying to set up my first linux server last night at home. The
> installation went perfectly, no problems, no complications. The problem
> came when I rebooted after the install. It gave me : " kernel panic :
> Kernel compiled for Pentium+ " and of course, died.
>
> What confuses me is that this is the same machine I used for my first ever
> Linux installation, and the exact same RH6.0 CD I used to do this !!!!!
> with the exception of the graphics card/monitor )
I cant remember exachtly how Redhat askes about which kernel to use for
booting during the install process, but what you seem to have done is
choosen the kernel for a machine with a faster cpu than you have.
You might have choosen the kernel for SMP machine.
I belive you can use the rescue disks to boot the sysytem and install a
suitable kernel from your CDrom, once you have done that dont forget to
change /etc/lilo.conf to reflect the changes and then most of all dont
forget to rerun lilo.
> My Machine :
>
> 486 DX/4 100
> 24 mb RAM
> 1.6 g hd
> NE2000 compatible Network card
> Generic serial mouse
> 101 keyboard
> MDA/CGA Monitor / Card
>
> I only have one SVGA monitor, and that's plugged into my PII, but AFAIK this
> shouldn't be causing the problem.
>
> ( I'm sorry if I didn't give enough info, if this is the case please tell me
> what else you need )
>
> TIA for any info
> Clive
>
>
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