> Greetings:
>
> I have been running RedHat 5.2 (2.0.36 kernel) on this machine for a couple o
> f months, without problems. Yesterday, I upgraded to 6.2 (2.2.14 kernel) and
> the machine refuses to start Linux. The installation was uneventful, and I
> can run in rescue mode.
>
> During a normal boot, I get a log message about a general protection fault: 0
> 000 while "Disabling CPUID Serial number."
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
If you still have your 2.0 kernel in place, use it.
Otherwise, go to rescue mode, copy a 2.0 kernel into place (with a new name),
update /etc/lilo.conf to suit, rerun lilo and of clean, reboot with your new
old kerrnel.
Once that works, build yourself a i386 2.2 kernel.
Oh, you could try the i386 version of the 2.2.14. That should work.
If you need to download source, get 2.2.16 source and build your own. Be sure
to turn off any P-III bits;-)
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