Kliman01
March 15th, 2005, 11:45
I'm relatively new to the OpenBSD (and *nix for that matter) scene, so my research resources are probably more limited than most...but I'm stumped by a repeating problem trying to use the GENERIC.MP kernel on two different Compaq Proliant servers...a 5500 quad-xeon 400, and an ML530 dual xeon 800. Both boot and run perfectly under the standard GENERIC kernel, but when I switch to the GENERIC.MP, they will both hang at "mtrr: Pentium Pro MTRR support".
I've tried to recompile my own kernel twice...once with a few things removed, and once just as a straight "GENERIC" compile...both with the same results. I hesitate to think that it's any other hardware, as both systems will run the GENERIC kernel just fine.
Is there some bugs in that MP kernel that I just haven't found to read about, or am I doing something wrong?
I've tried to recompile my own kernel twice...once with a few things removed, and once just as a straight "GENERIC" compile...both with the same results. I hesitate to think that it's any other hardware, as both systems will run the GENERIC kernel just fine.
Is there some bugs in that MP kernel that I just haven't found to read about, or am I doing something wrong?