Hi,
Some results...
[tt]COMPUTER E - Cyrix 6x86 (pentium) 133Mhz
1.44 Mb floppy
2 GB hard drive
CD-ROM using panasonic/creative connector
Unknown PCI video card
NE2000 compatible ethernet card
COMPUTER H - 160Mhz Cryix/Pentium
16Mb Memory
1.44 Mb floppy
514Mb Hard disk
CDrom using IDE interface
Cirrus Logic 5430/40 PCI video card
ESS ES688 Audiodrive sound card
NE2000 compatible ethernet card
COMPUTER N - AMD-K6(tm) 3D processor 300 Mhz
64 Mb memory
24x CD-rom
1335Mb hard disk
S3 video card
ethernet card[/tt]
Rebooted during boot (after GRUB loads stage 2) - these CPUs probably might not support large page sizes, but it didn't even get to the GRUB boot menu(!?).
[tt]COMPUTER O - Pentium Pro 200 MHz
128 Mb RAM
Adaptec AHA-2940 SCSI controller
Compaq ST32550W SCSI hard-drive
IBM DCAS-34330W SCSI hard-drive
IBM DGHS09U SCSI hard-drive
Sony CDU-76S SCSI CD-ROM
Ethernet on motherboard[/tt]
On the first boot it loaded OK, but crashed after the virtual manager init:
Quote:
- Memory available: 0x07EF4000 bytes
Kernel panic in vm.c: PAGE FAULT!
0x0010146D <- ip ... stack -> 0x00105F64
0x0010006D <- ip ... stack -> 0x00000000
Kernel Halted.
Further attempts at booting had the same results..
[tt]COMPUTER Q (Compaq Proliant 1600) - Dual Pentium II 400 MHz
384 Mb RAM
Dual-channel SCSI on motherboard
5 * 4.5 Gb SCSI hard-drives
IDE CD-ROM
Ethernet on motherboard
WORK MACHINE - Pentium IV 1.6 Ghz
256 Mb RAM
40 Gb hard drive
8 Gb hard drive
NVIDEA RIVA TNT2 Model64 Pro video card
NETGEAR FA311/FA312 PCI Ethernet card[/tt]
For these computers everything worked correctly. Busy for a little, then 5 seconds of idle (where keyboard scan codes are displayed) followed by the intentional panic
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Cheers,
Brendan