Mageia 3 [upgrade from 2]
Hp Dc5000 [pentium 4] pc
restarting after a poweroutage, selected mageia3
error message
this kernal requires x86 64bit cpu
thinking that the hdd may be corrupted I installed a hdd that had been working
did a clean install [use entire hdd] of m2 dual arch from a cd that I had used successfully 2 weeks ago
@ reboot same message
did an install from a m2 kde cd
same result
what should I try now?
[SOLVED] Wrong Kernal after Power Outage
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[SOLVED] Wrong Kernal after Power Outage
by Garthhh » Jun 23rd, '13, 22:00
Last edited by Garthhh on Jun 24th, '13, 01:26, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Wrong Kernal after Power Outage
by doktor5000 » Jun 23rd, '13, 22:05
Check the BIOS settings, if they are still as before.
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Re: [SOLVED] Wrong Kernal after Power Outage
by Garthhh » Jun 24th, '13, 01:29
Thanks Dok
errant usb cardreader w/a M2 64 bit on a flash
being 2nd in the boot order it would be the wrong kernal
errant usb cardreader w/a M2 64 bit on a flash
being 2nd in the boot order it would be the wrong kernal
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