Up to the 2.0.33 kernel Normal works fine but from 2.0.34 I cant make it work.
I suspect that part of the problem is that my bios won't recognise my discs correctly if I use LBA or Large, and maybe I should. I can fix this with fdisk but the kernel still doesn't work properly.
Any suggestions?
Details: p200MMX, TX chipset, 96MB ram, 2 * 4.3GB fujitsu ide drives
Symptoms: Booting the 2.0.34+ kernel destroys the file system beyond repair causing a kernel panic in the next boot (failed to mount root...)
I have also provoked the 2.0.34 kernel to dump the following messages on the screen:writing x/y buffers
What does this mean?
Any help is greatly appreciated
/Anders
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