> You seem to have a memory problem.
Yes. I played around with some of the BIOS settings now,
and it seems to be working fine. It was the 15M/16M setting that
allows for backwards compatibility with some ISA cards (which doesn't
concern me, I have no required ISA peripherals in my computer!)
> What happens if both cards are removed.?
The system works ^_^
I think it's a memory thing, because when I changed the BIOS
settings (and reinstalled both cards with the exact same settings
before),
then the system booted properly and viola, everything workd out fine.
> O, on another thought, there was a problem with one tulip driver, but
> i did not see any mention of it causing an oops. Maybe a good idea to
> do a web search for words like tulip and do some reading, it could be
> you have that very problem.
I think I'll consider upgrading. Unfortunately, I don't
exactly know how. I'll have to hit that "Kernel-HOWTO" for compiling
help :) I could use the knowledge. It's the road to becoming a Linux
User, up from that Linux Newbie status I have now ^_^
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