aland@informix.com (alan denney) (10/17/90)
In article <104@tsypac1.UUCP> dbailey@tsypac1.UUCP (Derek Bailey) writes: >Has anybody out there run AT&T 386 v2.2 on a Dell 325 box. > >Dell unix from Interactive runs no problem. However using AT&t the >machine tends to hang if a fully built kernel is implemented. >After analysis errors point towards a memory addressing problem. > >Both AT&T and Dell have been much help since they support there own respective ^^^ missing something here? >configuarations. Perhaps the Dells have differing reserved memory areas. Check /etc/default/boot for the MEMRANGE parameter. AT&T provides several different configurations, named "default.at386", "default.compaq", etc., each differing slightly in which addresses are verboten. Try substituting the others for the boot file and see what happens. -- Alan Denney # Informix # aland@informix.com # {pyramid|uunet}!infmx!aland "Out on the highway doing 98... radio's blastin', and he's tempting fate He swears he saw an angel in a black Corvette She was blowing him kisses through her cigarette [Was (Not Was)] Boy's gone crazy; it's not just a phase, he's one step over the line..."