Reinstalling with LILO as a boot-loader this time caused me to actually have a working boot loader. Unfortunately, Linux still won't boot. It'll load the kernel and boot gets to the line that reads:
agpgart: Detected an Intel 965G Chipset.
Then locks the computer hard. Kinda useless.
On the up side I now can boot the Windows partition so I have access to big hard drives again. Yay. I'm currently re-downloading RC1, since I KNOW that worked. I'll then selectively bootstrap packages from 10.2-Final after I get it in. I'll avoid the kernels since I know those don't work. I'll wait for new kernels to get checked in that hopefully fix my problems.
I have a bug report in on it, but it's ranked 'normal' so won't get special attention.
agpgart: Detected an Intel 965G Chipset.
Then locks the computer hard. Kinda useless.
On the up side I now can boot the Windows partition so I have access to big hard drives again. Yay. I'm currently re-downloading RC1, since I KNOW that worked. I'll then selectively bootstrap packages from 10.2-Final after I get it in. I'll avoid the kernels since I know those don't work. I'll wait for new kernels to get checked in that hopefully fix my problems.
I have a bug report in on it, but it's ranked 'normal' so won't get special attention.
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