From: lists@olivier.pk.wau.nl (List Account)
To: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Subject: FPU emulator: unknown prefix byte 0x00
Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2001 22:18:18 +0100 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <20011111221818.A21246@olivier> (raw)
When booting a 2.4.7 kernel on an old 486 sx laptop I have, I get the following error (non recoverable) when fsck is run during startup:
FPU emulator: unknown prefix byte 0x00, probably due to self-modifying code (emulation impossible)
FPU ........: internal error type 0x0126
At 00000023:0206
SW: b=1 st=0 es=1 sf=1 cc=0010 ef=111111
CW: ic=0 rc=00 pc=11 ien=0 ef=111111
When booting init=/bin/bash I can run some commands, but some fail, like lilo, df, fsck
The laptop is running Debian Woody
The laptop is a non-brand (Trust ?!? anybody???) 486 sx with 4mb ram and a 123mb HD
Does anybody have a clue why this laptop is not working?
thanks,
Olivier
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2001-11-11 21:23 ` FPU emulator: unknown prefix byte 0x00 Brian Gerst
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