Till last week, my Debian/Testing installation was working very well.
Last week I did an "apt-get upgrade". For the last few days, every time I boot, it goes all the way to the login prompt (disabled X for now), and even lets me login. After about 1-2 minutes of uptime, it just reboots. No Kernel Panic, no oops, no nothing. I also have a Windows installation on the same machine, which is working fine (can rule out hardware issues?).
Here is a list of things I have tried (and none helped)
* Single user mode (rule out initscripts) * linux acpi=off apm=power_off (rule out power management) * Boot into knoppix v 3.3 (works without a problem) and do an "apt-get upgrade" of the debian installation (on the hard disk). * Use a older kernel (2.4.25-1-386), instead of my usual 2.4.26-1-686. * I have also updated the kernel image, etc. (after going through a few hoops) to run mkinitrd from knoppix)
All these have failed. Any suggestions?
I have a Intel 2.4GHz processor, 512 MB RAM.
- Murali
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