Fernando Rocha wrote:
Hi linux-kernel staff.
I have a big problem!
And a good place to find an answer is on usenet. Ask your question in
the comp.os.linux.setup newsgroup, and undoubtedly someone will have
thoughts on your problem.
Each time I try to intall an Linux OS, on my machine, it crashes
with "Kernel Panic"!
I tried to install
- "Fedora 4"
- "Kurumin 4.0"
- "Kurumin 5.0"
In fact, "Kurumin" is a Live CD, and worked as an Live CD ONLY,
although,
when I tried to install it on my hard drive, it failed the
initialization after the LILO run!!!
None of the Linux OS were able to detect the best "window size" of
the screen,
so I had to manually input it!!
This has nothing to do with the kernel, it's part of the setup routines.
And why do you think any system can choose your preference in
resolution, your hardware doesn't have the USB mind-reader.
These are the components of my machine:
Motherboard
ASUS P5GDC-V Deluxe LGA775 i915G
DDR2, PCI-e, GLAN
CPU
Intel Pentium IV, 530, 3.0 GHz
1MB LGA775, with Hyperthreading.
RAM
Kingston 512MB DDR
400MHz CL3
3D Board
Intel 82915G Express Chipset Family
Internal, 64 MB
Hard Drive
Western Digital, 120 GB
7200rpm, 8MB Bf. SATA
Could it be something about the "Hyperthreading" thing, or hard drive
being SATA,
or maybe the 3D Board because of not detecting it??
Could you please help me?
Best Regards,
Fernando Rocha
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