On Thu, Jul 01, 2010 at 07:26:47PM -0000, John Edwards wrote:
> So has anyone seen it on a machine which is not a 32-bit install running
> a "generic" (not "generic-pae") kernel?
In my case, I was running a quad-core AMD with a 64-bit Linux. For a while I
thought it was a problem that showed up on "fast" machines. Then someone at
our Linux group had it on an old 32-bit Pentium-4 laptop.
I would stress that whether the machine boots to runlevel "N 2" or "unknown"
appears to be largely random. Several times I thought I had found a fix
(several good boots in a row) and then I'd get burned again.
On Thu, Jul 01, 2010 at 07:26:47PM -0000, John Edwards wrote:
> So has anyone seen it on a machine which is not a 32-bit install running
> a "generic" (not "generic-pae") kernel?
In my case, I was running a quad-core AMD with a 64-bit Linux. For a while I
thought it was a problem that showed up on "fast" machines. Then someone at
our Linux group had it on an old 32-bit Pentium-4 laptop.
I would stress that whether the machine boots to runlevel "N 2" or "unknown"
appears to be largely random. Several times I thought I had found a fix
(several good boots in a row) and then I'd get burned again.