On mié, 2016-04-13 at 22:22 -0400, Serge Hooge wrote:
> Just an update, I got the RAM changed with the brand new sticks, but
> the problem persisted.
>
> Seems to be an issue with systemd-based distros, because I managed to
> get Devuan, FreeBSD and Slackware booted, while modern Debian crashed
>
Just an update, I got the RAM changed with the brand new sticks, but
the problem persisted.
Seems to be an issue with systemd-based distros, because I managed to
get Devuan, FreeBSD and Slackware booted, while modern Debian crashed on
me with the same result as Arch.
Not sure if downloading a ne
Alright, I'll tackle those one-by-one.
Jens Adam wrote:
> ... to get the most obvious question out of the way:
>
> What's the exact processor type?
> And do other i686-type distributions work okay?
It's a Pentium II, i686-compatible. I've seen multiple reports of
various distros working a-okay o
Op 11 apr. 2016 23:17 schreef "Guus Snijders" :
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> Op 10 apr. 2016 21:32 schreef "Serge Hooge" :
>
[...]
> > I recently became an owner of a Thinkpad 770, which rather ancient by
> > modern standards and decided to give it a spark of fresh life by
> > installing Arch on it.
> >
> > The CD boots ok
Op 10 apr. 2016 21:32 schreef "Serge Hooge" :
>
> I apologize for crossposting from the forum, but I am not getting any
> replies there so far.
>
> I recently became an owner of a Thinkpad 770, which rather ancient by
> modern standards and decided to give it a spark of fresh life by
> installing A
... to get the most obvious question out of the way:
What's the exact processor type?
And do other i686-type distributions work okay?
(What's the minimum spec anyway nowadays, still CMOV? SSE?)
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> * reboot with the CD
> * adjust /etc/mkinitcpio.conf
> The HOOK line looks at me like the following:
> HOOKS="base udev modconf block filesystems keyboard fsck resume"
> Try to remove 'autodetect'; it may strip modules that are needed by
> accident; 'resume' is necessary for s2disk.
> * re-creat
Am 2016-04-10 um 21:29 schrieb Serge Hooge:
The CD boots okay, but when I try to actually boot x86 Arch, it Kernel
Panics with the subject title. It tries /bin/init, /sbin/init
and /bin/sh, failing with the same message for all of them.
Some searching shows that ERRNO 26 is for a busy file, but I
I apologize for crossposting from the forum, but I am not getting any
replies there so far.
I recently became an owner of a Thinkpad 770, which rather ancient by
modern standards and decided to give it a spark of fresh life by
installing Arch on it.
The CD boots okay, but when I try to actually b
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