Hello,
I recently installed Debian GNU/Linux 1.1.13 to a Compaq 386.
The base kernel (2.0.6) runs fine, but if I let dselect attempt
to install any other kernel, the system hangs on boot with a
message like:
a 486 is assumed. Giving up.
Both of these kernels have this "feature":
Xtr base kernel-image <none> 2.0.6-0 Linux kernel binary image
Req base kernel-image <none> 2.0.23 - Linux kernel binary image
I've also tried doing just:
dpkg -i ./local/SpecialKernels/kernel-image-2.0.23-0.i386.deb
The install goes ok, but the system hangs with the same problem.
Can anyone identify a kernel known to work with a 386?
I've searched recent archives and can't find anything
on this problem.
TIA,
Pat Kennedy, Indianapolis, IN
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