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immediately following that post, i rebooted and tried to boot into linux. It goes through a bunch of stuff, says "Mounting Root..." and then "Booting..." and then like INIT 2.84, then it restarts the computer... ahhh!!!!
What's your bootloader? In GRUB you press 'e' to edit the kernel command line, and then you can add the stuff tormented_one suggested. In LILO you can press tab to get to a command prompt and type in the kernel command line plus options.
Ok well I tried adding passing those commands, and the results were very inconsistent, but I _think_ that the acpi=off command got rid of the "double fault, tss at ADDRESS" error, however, the gdt error is still there. I tried each of those commands, and different combinations of the three but nothing that I tried would let me boot into linux.
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