Hello,
I hava on older P133 with on onboard graphical card. I always had
problems with newer kernel: in the 2.4 kernelversions I always have to
comment some lines in the file /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/setup.S
(found this somewhere in the kernel mailing list):
inb $0x92, %al #
orb $02, %al # "fast A20" version
outb %al, $0x92 # some chips have only
this
If I didn't do this, i always got a black screen right after the
decompression of the kernel. Yes, I did compile with virtual terminal
support and with support for console on virtual terminal but that didn't
help!
I never installed a 2.2 kernel on that machine. Now I would like to run
a little test-environment for my applications on that machine and start
with a complete reinstall (to have a very clean system). When I try the
new bootdisks (and also some older versions) I always get that black
screen after the kernel decompression... I would like to know if anybody
ever tried to replace the bootdisk kernel with a 2.4 version and if
possible with reiserfs support, because I would like to have all my
filesystems on reiserfs?
Thanx!
Trogie
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