According to Christoph Badura:
>
>My kernels boot up to the point where it prints that it has configured
>fd0 and hangs there.  Next it would print the message about ttymask,
>netmask and biomask, but that message doesn't appear.
>

I got this once upon a time when I configured the kernel to swap on a
secondary device that had gone away due to some hardware
rearrangements.  It seemed like the kernel just would not accept the
fact that the other swap device was not there.

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Brett Lymn, Computer Systems Administrator, AWA Defence Industries
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