Arjan van de Ven wrote:
> [snip]
>
> > CONFIG_M686=y
>
> Ah ha!
>
> You have selected the Pentium II/III CPU type, which does NOT work on a K6.
> The compiler (and the kernel) will use the "new" Pentium II instructions
> (such as "cmov") which are not supported by the K6, leading to "illegal
> instruction" usage very early.
Ouch. This was it. I simply overlooked this option and used the one
that worked with 2.2...
But it would be nice if the kernel could detect the wrong CPU type
and print a message before it stops. Perhaps compile the init
section without CPU specific optimization?
Thanks for your help,
hjb
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