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Re: AMD, Cyrix and 2.2r don't mix



Hey Marc,

Well, I am sorry I did leave out that extra 2.  It was 2.2r2, I apologize.

To answer your last question, I didn't use any boot options.  I am using a
Athlon 1.1 ThunderBird on a Asus A7V motherboard.

The laptop I tried was a Presario 1220 w/ a Cyrix CPU 200 mhz or so MMX
enabled I think


>
> That is not a correct Debian release version number. The "r" denotes a
> Point-Release. 2.2r2 is current.
>
> > I tried an install on an AMD 1.1 TB Socket A w/ 768 mb ram, Asus AV7
> > motherboard I got a kernel panic halt, then it completely freezes up,
> > ctl-alt-del don't even work.
> >
> > Last week I tried to install the same 2.2r, but for a different media,
> > onto a Compaq Presario w/ a Cyrix CPU, same thing, kernel halt then it
> > spits out is junk a mile long.
> >
> > I have installed this version successfully, just not on these two
> > machines.  The machines I have had luck w/ all had Intel CPU Pentiums,
> > and one Pentium !!!
> >
> > What this all boils down to is that I gotta be missing something here.
> > Do AMD and Cyrix CPU require a special boot mode or something?
> >
> > Anyone experienced the same problem with AMD and Cyrix?
>
> Negative. I have succesfully installed Potato on several flavors of i386
> machines, including a dual Pentium (old Compaq Proliant), several
> self-built systems (with Intel 486, AMD 486, Cyrix P166+, AMD K6-II, AMD
> Athlon processor) and a notebook of unknown origin.
>
> What Version of Debian are you using? Are you booting from the CD? Did
> you provide any boot options to the kernel?
>
> What is the error message?
>
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