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That early in the boot-process it's
a fair indication that your new kernel
doesn't like your hardware, that they don't
match. Like you have a SATA system but
the kernel looks for IDE, kernel thinks you're
running an opteron when really you have a
Cyrix CPU ...
Tinkster, thanks for your reply. I didn't update my kernel and the machine was running just fine until these updates. I know I took a chance on using a software package that did this for me, but now I have learned to take care of it myself manually.
Have any other ideas? I guess I can always reinstall it, cause there isn't much on it.
Boot of 2nd installation CD, check what's screwed up ...
In linux, having to re-install shouldn't be necessary
(there may be times, I haven't had to yet, though :})
As long as the script logged what it did you
should be able to reverse it.
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