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Erratic Crashes of HardwareRecovery Not Going WellGRUB booting CD _or_ harddisk I can make a bootable CD using GRUB + El Torito no-emulation mode. It's almost completely explained in the GRUB manual... I had posted this in the hardware NG, but since discovering that I could dig part of the way out of the hole with Knoppix, decided this would be a better place to post. It may still be hardware related, but at this point I'm just not recovering my system. W. Watson How to minimize system memory for a computational grid of linux servers I have an application that is running on a total of 7 linux (fedora 3) servers with 2gig of ram each. The process will be run for seven days at a time... Well, I decided to boot from my Knoppix CD and that worked. The machine stayed up for 30 minutes while I was in Knoppix. I could see that my HDs looked in tact. I then tried to reboot without the CD and got the same results. That is, after it looked like I was on my way to a clean boot, it died suddenly exercising the login (text or graphic). I found that I could power up without messing with the power cords and power outlets by powering down the PC and waiting for the red LED to go off completely. I noticed that during boot up that I was getting the message "unclean shut down, repair by pressing Y in 5 sec". I went through that exercise about 3-4 times and each time it all failed at the login. This is all happening in RHL 9. I have a dual boot linux system: regular linux and realtime linux. It was all working fine until this morning. It died while bringing down rtlinux with a reboot. The attempts above were all for the linux boot. I did try to boot into rt linux, but got a kernel panic, and abandonded that. -- Wayne T. Watson (Watson Adventures, Prop., Nevada City, CA) (121.015 Deg. W, 39.262 Deg. N) GMT-8 hr std. time) Obz Site: 39¡ 15' 7" N, 121¡ 2' 32" W, 2700 feet "I know that defies the law of gravity, but, you see, I never studied the law of gravity." -- Bugs Bunny
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