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From: arjan@fenrus.demon.nl
To: Jordan <ledzep37@home.com>, Jordan Breeding <jordan.breeding@inet.com>
Subject: Re: Weird boot messages using acpismp=force with 2.4.15-pre4
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In article <3BF08B26.D31563C4@home.com> you wrote:
> Around a week ago I decided to test the acpismp=force boot time option
> of the current -ac kernels, it worked great and I got the following
> messages upon boot:

> Nov 12 20:15:14 ledzep kernel: init.c:147: bad pte 3fff3163.

Yes known problem; I'm figuring out how to fix this properly instead of with
the hack that is currently used...
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