Debian - First Boot - Kernel Panic - Powerpc
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I'm trying to put Debian Woody (kernel 2.2xxxx ) on my PowerBook 3400.
Everything goes fine till the first boot. I'm using BootX launched from Mac OS.
At first Linux seems to be booting alright but it all ends ...
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Debian - First Boot - Kernel Panic
Hi
I'm trying to put Debian Woody (kernel 2.2xxxx ) on my PowerBook 3400.
Everything goes fine till the first boot. I'm using BootX launched from Mac OS.
At first Linux seems to be booting alright but it all ends up in the message
"Kernel panic: kernel access of bad area pc cc10eefc lr cc10eed8 address 0 tsk
cardmgr/179"
After which it "successfully" reboots back into Mac OS.
I tried to play around with boot parameters but to no purpose. I didn't find
any specific recommendations for my particular powerbook though.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Alex
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Re: Debian - First Boot - Kernel Panic
Axd238 wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm trying to put Debian Woody (kernel 2.2xxxx ) on my PowerBook 3400.
> Everything goes fine till the first boot. I'm using BootX launched from
> Mac OS. At first Linux seems to be booting alright but it all ends up in
> the message "Kernel panic: kernel access of bad area pc cc10eefc lr
> cc10eed8 address 0 tsk cardmgr/179"
> After which it "successfully" reboots back into Mac OS.
> I tried to play around with boot parameters but to no purpose. I didn't
> find any specific recommendations for my particular powerbook though.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Alex
"...cardmgr..." seems to indicate an issue with PCMIA. Do you have PC
card(s) installed? If so, try without. That's all I can think of. Otherwise
you might want to google: linux powerbook 3400 cardmgr.