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Kernel Upgrade from 1.1.59 to 1.2.13 problems

Kernel Upgrade from 1.1.59 to 1.2.13 problems

Post by Merlyn/Dargmoth/Mer-Gan » Wed, 27 Mar 1996 04:00:00



I'm currently running Linux 1.1.59 and have been trying to
upgrade it to 1.2.13.  I've gotten it to compile and run
properly (after renabling the Sony CDU 31a auto-detect).

The problem I have is that now I get read errors and
sometimes the system hangs due to it waiting for a response
from the CD-ROM drive.  Anyone have any suggestions?

Please keep in mind that I have a dual boot system and the
CD-ROM must still function correctly in MS-DOS and MS-Windows.

Thanks in advance.

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