I was wondering if someone could explain something to me. I've got a
dual-boot Red Hat 6.2/Win95B box, AMD K6-500, NVidia / SGS
Thomson|Riva128 video card w/8MB memory, BTC-1817 sound card, 64MB RAM,
and a Phoebe 56K modem. On the Win95 side, when I shutdown the system
it goes through the shutdown procedure, and at the end it turns off the
box.
In Linux, "shutdown -h now" results in Linux going through the process,
but at the end I get the following:
Call trace: [<c01079ed>] [<c0101a9c>] [<c0107abd>] [<c01089e3>]
[<c0115057>] [<c01e574a>]
[<c011164a>] [<c011017d>] [<c01103bd>] [<c0110c7b>] [<c0111a98>]
[<c010a008>]
Code: <1>Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address
0000893d
current->tss.cr3 = 03799000, %cr3 = 03799000
*pde = 00000000
Oops: 0000
CPU: 0
EIP: 0010: [<c010a467>]
EFLAGS: 00010046
eax:0000893d ebx:00000000 ecx:0000893e edx:00000002
esi:00000026 edi:c0346000 ebp:c4000000 esp:c0345d54
ds:0018 ex:0018 ss:0018
Process halt (pid 913, process nr:14, stackpage = c0345000)
Stack: fee1dead 67890000 00000082 0000893e
c4800000 c010a4c5 c0345da4 c01e3907 c01e39dc
0000fdf8 c0345da4 c010a9c2 c01e39dc c0345da4
0000fdf8 c0344000 bfff8026 c010a119 c0345da4
0000fdf8 00000001 00000001 00000000 bfff8026
Call trace: [<c4800000>] [<c010a4c5>] [<c0133907>] [<c01e39dc>]
[<c010a9c2>] [<c01e39dc>] [<c010a119>]
[<c01079dc>] [<c0107a9c>] [<c0107abd>] [<c0107acb>] [<c01089e3>]
[<c0115057>] [<c01e574a>] [<c011164a>]
[<c011017d>] [<c01103bd>] [<c0110c7b>] [<c0111a98>] [<c010a008>]
Code: 0f b6 0c 03 89 4c 24 14 51 68 ff 38 1e c0 e8 4e a3 00 00 83
(the above was all that I could see on the screen. if there was anything
prior to the first Call trace, I'm afraid my tired old eyes missed it.
this was also all manually copied, and manually entered, but I believe
I've gotten it correctly)
Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong here?
Thx,
Wolf
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