Kernel panic with archlinux32 on Intel Core Solo
Hi, attempting to convert an old Laptop* to a usable (aka Arch-based) device I run into a kernel panic when booting the latest AL32. The messages dumped on screen seem pretty unhelpful, and I wanted to make sure this is not due the dated hardware which is not supported anymore? If so, I'd appreciate a hint on where to find a (preferably arch-based) distro for that device. Thanks. Georg * Sony Vaio VGN G11XN with an Intel Core Solo U1500
On Thu, Feb 09, 2023 at 05:14:56PM +0100, Georg wrote:
Hi,
attempting to convert an old Laptop* to a usable (aka Arch-based) device I run into a kernel panic when booting the latest AL32. The messages dumped on screen seem pretty unhelpful, and I wanted to make sure this is not due the dated hardware which is not supported anymore? If so, I'd appreciate a hint on where to find a (preferably arch-based) distro for that device.
Thanks. Georg
* Sony Vaio VGN G11XN with an Intel Core Solo U1500
Hi, Nothing special I can detect about this CPU, should support up to SSE2, thus pentium4 (in Arch32-linguo) should do fine as subarchitecture. It should definitely work on this hardware. More kernel messages can be obtained with 'debug' or/and 'loglevel=7'. The only possible other explanations I have is having too few memory or a piece of hardware on the machine is running into a kernel panic (in this case the error message should at least indicate, which part of the kernel or driver is hickuping. Cheers Andreas -- Andreas Baumann Trottenstrasse 20 CH-8037 Zuerich Telefon: +41(0)76/373 01 29 E-mail: mail@andreasbaumann.cc Homepage: www.andreasbaumann.cc
The only possible other explanations I have is having too few memory or a piece of hardware on the machine is running into a kernel panic (in this case the error message should at least indicate, which part of the kernel or driver is hickuping.
Thanks for the info and suggestions, it turns out to be related to a BIOS (?) message displayed at boot concerning a Resource conflict PCI on Motherbord. It appers nearly every boot, but whenever it does not appear the boot of AL32 actually works. I'll see if I can debug that further. Georg
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