Re: kernel problem

[Eric Melville <m_thrope@rigelfore.com>]

unfortunatly it does the same thing when i try to boot it from my small
fat partition. uhg. i also tried un-gzipping the kernel and booting
that, the same thing happened.

-E

>   I guess this is while decompressing the kernel? Place the kernel on a dos
>   partition on the beginning of you harddisk (partion of say 5 a 10 Mb
>   starting on the first physical cylinders on your disc). The same happened to
>   me at one time and this is how I solved it. For all I know this 'feature'
>   should not exist anymore, but it seems it has bitten you...