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Red Hat 4.2 Kernel Panic during install

Red Hat 4.2 Kernel Panic during install

Post by Brad Okamot » Sun, 17 Aug 1997 04:00:00



I just bought Red Hat Linux 4.2 and trying to get it install on a Cyrix
5x86 120Mhz system with a 1.2 hard drive with no other operating system.  I
have a 4x Sanyo  crd-254s SCSI  cd-rom drive attached to a Pro Audio
Spectrum sound card with a trantor scsi controller built on.  After I
select the Pro Audio Spectrum scsi controller during the setup it finds my
cd-rom drive fine, but I get the following message.

Kernel panic: scsi_free: Trying to free unused memory
In swapper task - not syncing

Any assistance you can give me on how I can get RH Linux installed would be
greatly appreciated.  I am new to Linux and very anxious to work with it.

 
 
 
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