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SubjectRe: P4 problem with 2.4.3
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I believe APIC is enabled, it does some kind of check for it.  Everything 
is pretty much default. I read that the APIC can cause interrupt
problems, should I disable it? If so, is that done in the kernel config?

Mike

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> Michael J Clark <clarkmic@pobox.upenn.edu> writes:
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> > "wierd, boot kernel (CPU#0) not found in BIOS. " There is also a message
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> do you have SMP or APIC enabled ?
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