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Steve Kieu schrieb:

> strange! I use a rather old 486 20M ram here and no
> problem.

indeed is is quite strange, if i compile that kernel on the 486 the machine
works,
only doesn`t work when i untar the system built on the k7 onto the 486...
something in the system has to be wrong, maybe libs i think, but don't have a
clue what it could be..
not even a init startup message..