Hello again! On Sat, Sep 09, 2006 at 06:09:19PM +0200, martin f krafft wrote: > I am on a bug squashing frenzy and stumbled over #385934. I had > a problem with the same symptoms (#385574) and for me
So, I just did the following: install again the non-functional Xen hypervisor package and boot it passing ``noreboot sync_console'' on the xen ``kernel'' line. It did not reboot, but I also did _not_ see any messages that the Linux kernel would be tried to be loaded. As reported before, it simply hangs (formerly rebooted) after ``(XEN) Xen trace buffers: disabled''. So, it might be a different issue than the Debian bug #385574, which involved the Linux kernel being ran and _then_ crashing, if I have read that report correctly and remember correctly now. (I'm on a text-only teminal right now and don't know how to easily access the Debian bug tracking system without a web browser.) Regards, Thomas
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