kernel trouble
Hi
I got the base system installed on my IIsi, and I've run into a wall.
After the filesystem mounts, I get several "BAD KERNEL BUSSERR" messages (a
lot actually). The following is the last error message before the machine
stops dead.
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*** ILLEGAL INSTRUCTION *** FORMAT=0
Current process id is 171
BAD KERNEL TRAP: 00000000
PC: 00004018
SR: 2000 SP:00252f88
d0: 0000000b d1: effffb78 d2: 0000000b d3: 00004004
d4: effffb78 d5: 00000000 a0: 00004004 a1: 80008b10
Process init (pid: 171, stackpage=00252000)
Frame format=0
Stack from 00252fb8:
00252fc9 0000000b effffc04 00000000 effff9a4 00003a5c effffb78
effffc04
80007bd0 effffb78 00000000 effffb78 80008b10 ffffffda 0000000b
00000000
0008c005 aff40080
Call Trace:
[<00003a5c>] [<0008c005>]
Code: 913d 4ffe 0000 0140 2e85 343b e7fa aa00 0010 2f2e
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I'm using the kernel that came with Penguin-17 (2.0.36). Any ideas? I
haven't gotten an FPU yet. Could that be the cause of the problem? Also,
I remember hearing about the IIsi having a "flacky" keyboard driver. How
about that?
TIA,
Matt
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