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Subject: Re: Too many holes in the physical address space, giving up?
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Strange :) I managed to boot... 6.2-BETA3

If anyone cares how it looked like:
http://viki.life.ee/~ketas/celebris-6.2-beta3.log

And sorry about wrong output, I thought you meant just a SMAP.


Ruslan Ermilov wrote:
> And how does it look like on 6.2-BETA?  The full verbose boot
> if possible (over a serial console)?  It's not clear exactly
> WHERE it hangs when you boot 6.2.