Power Center 150

[Chuck]

on 8/26/02 3:41 PM, Lowell Premer at lowell@kc.rr.com wrote:

> I tired again today and got to the same place and got the same error:
> kernel panic about the interrupt handler. when I cold-booted to start this
> procedure, the boot manager let me choose the ram disk I wanted, etc. Do I
> need to get rid of EVERYTHING boot mgr. included? Format and partition the
> drivr again?

Just delete the swap disk, boot disc and normal working disk you use for
Linux. My assumption is that these partitions have corrupt data on them and
that deleting the partitions will allow you to overwrite the bad data.

You don't need to get rid of any other partitions like the Mac partition.

Then reboot and create new partitions. Set the boot partition to 100MB.

This plan worked for me.

Good luck.

Chuck
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