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by **Gary Thomps** » Wed, 28 Oct 1992 02:04:43

I've been getting a lot of spurrious 'bogus do_no_page' messages. I
haven't noticed any ill-effects and have been ignoring them, but I
was curious as to why they would occur. I'm still a newbie and wasn't
able to glean much about do_no_page from the source (though I'd
welcome any helpful tutorials. :)

For what it's worth, I'm running 0.98p1 on an ancient Compaq 386
with a 300M ESDI drive.

Thanks,
Gary
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by **Gary Thomps** » Wed, 28 Oct 1992 04:37:37

According to Michael K. Johnson and Brendan B. Boerner (who have it
on authority from Linus himself), the bogus do_no_page warnings can
safely be commented out. Apparently they are not harmful and are
indicative of an older, buggier CPU (which my ancient Compaq most
likely is).

Thanks!
Gary
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Landmark Graphics Houston, TX Phone: (713) 560-1262 Fax: (713) 560-1277
If it can't be done with Emacs, you're being too ambitious.

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