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It has been suggested in private mail to me I should try on debian-boot.]
Hi,
> > + insmod: Note: /etc/modules.conf is more recent than
> > /lib/modules/2.4.18-568tsc/modules.dep
> Have you done update-modules and depmod -a ?
Makes no difference. Note this is during the hardware detection and
configuration phase, before mounting the proper root file system. I
think the message is a red herring and due to the cramfs of the
initial ramdisk not supporting proper timestamps. (I guess Knoppix
just suppresses the messages.)
I have also tried taking lots of hardware out, leaving only the MB and
one IDE device: either the first hard disk (booting Woody) or the
CD-writer (booting Knoppix). The booting always gets stuck at the
same point.
Would it be possible that the 2.4 kernel has dropped support for a
chipset that worked in in the 2.2 kernel? Should I file a bug report?
Cheers,
Marco
PS: The non-super socket is of course Socket 7, not 370.
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