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[rachel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Rachel Greenham)]

Michael Hasenstein wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 2 Sep 1999, Rachel Greenham wrote:
> 
> > The crashing YaST problem is by far the more serious as far as I'm
> 
> Yast doesn't crash - your kernel does. Yast only causes the kernel error
> to show up.
> 
> > concerned. I'm hoping we don't have to reinstall the whole machine to
> > fix it. By the way, a reminder, we *are* running the latest version of
> > YaST. :-) We're also running the standard SuSE kernel, unmodified from
> > installation.
> ...
> > Now we've rebooted and we deleted ide-floppy.o completely, and now
> > everything is fine. yast is happy.
> 
> Good. I'll forward your email to our kernel developers.

Kira's forwarding the problem to the kernel core team (she's in charge
of the AMD Elan/SC410 port). We used this fine on 6.0, but we were on
2.0.36 then, so it looks like it might be broken in 2.2.x and we're the
first to come across it, which is still amazing.


-- 
Rachel

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