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Hey All, I have Installed Linux Advanced server on my system, which is a Dell box with 1.2 GHz processor and 140Gb Drive. The problem is , When i boot ...
  1. 01-20-2003 #1
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    problem in starting , after instalation



    Hey All,



    I have Installed Linux Advanced server on my system, which is a Dell box

    with 1.2 GHz processor and 140Gb Drive.

    The problem is , When i boot the computer for the first time, it gets struck while

    booting saying SMP motherboard not detected and it says,

    CPU#0

    CPU:0 slice:0

    and stops doin anything..

    i don't know what to do now

    help required ........

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  2. 01-20-2003 #2
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    Ok I have no idea what distro you are using but I suggest running the install again and seeing if you can just reconfigure the kernel. If you don't have dual cpus, there is no need for smp.
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    Since the installation kernel runs, that has to be a configuration problem. Maybe the Linux (Redhat, I guess?) Advanced server requires SMP or something? Yes, it seems strange, but who knows what those guys over at redhat might have been doing.
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    What next ?????

    I have tried the installation another two times the same thing is happning....
    i Don't know what's happening in there.
    Instalation process runs cool.
    but when i start the computer after installing, that's it..
    same error again.

    please help......
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    No dual CPU, no hifunda stuffs..
    its a dell machine with pentium 4 CPU with 1.6 Ghz

    i am baddly in need of help...
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    Somewhere during the install I am sure there is an option for smp. You need to find that and disable it. Though I am not sure why it is not working even with smp. I have ran smp kernels on single cpu machines without any problems.
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    Have you tried a normal distro (not advanced server) on the machine? Is this advanced server the redhat one?
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    Yes i was having normal Linux (vallhalla version) it was running fine, but then i heard a lot bt this advanced servers and ennded with this error.

    Yes it is Linux Advanced server of RedHat. version 2.1

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    Nothing worthwhile with "advanced server". Anything you can do with that, you can do with any other distro.
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    Actually, you can probably do more with the normal distros. The advanced server thing is that it uses older software that is proven to be very stable, to maximize uptime.
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