Aah, OK.  Keep in mind that some 486SX machines have all sorts of
things wrong with them.

You may wish to try only defining one kind of CPU type (I386) instead
of having I486 there; the fact that the kernel is detecting a 486DX
and GENERIC has I486 defined might be tripping you up.

--Blair

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