The install got to the point of "remove the CD and reboot".
And it won't boot. During bootup it reaches the line:
Checking TSC synchronization across 2 CPUs
and then it never returns. I have to power down. Same in safe mode. This
is 2.17.1. (I believe--I didn't think to look. In any case it's the default
kernel the installer installs.)
Neither Google nor AltaVista seems to have reports of a freeze at that
point.
The CPU is a Turion 1.8 GHz.
Any suggestions? Maybe try a non-SMP kernel first?
I'm breaking a thread here because for some reason debian-user is delaying
all my postings by a variable time of up to 24 hours. I posted a response
to the previous thread two hours ago as I write this, but my own message
hasn't appeared here for me to reply to and maintain the thread. (I deleted
the message I replied to after sending my own message.)
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