Cheer,
J.S.Souza
On Wednesday 12 June 2002 07:33 am, you wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, J.S.Souza wrote:
> > I had the exact same problem and few were able to help. However, here's
> > what I found was _my_ problem. I wasn't enabling the x86 options in the
> > kernel (duh!). Make sure that when you compile, you enable "Intel IA32
> > CPU Microcode Support" and "Model Specific Register Support". What I
> > ended up doing was taking a stock RedHat .config file for i386 and
> > looking at what they did for their options and started to delete things
> > from there that I don't use or need. Eventually, I just learned what was
> > necessary for a basic i386 kernel. Although I was compiling for 2.4.17
> > kernel. Good luck, hope this was of some help.
>
> Interesting, but i can't see how that could have fixed your problem. MSR
> support is allowing MSR frobbing in user space and microcode stuff is
> update from userland too. Which also happens much later in boot.
>
> Incorrect CPU perhaps?
>
> Regards,
> Zwane
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