Re: Assembler Error message HELP

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From: Chris Saunderson
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 1997 00:00

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spacehlk@netspace.net.au (Martin Treasure) writes:


> I'm using slackware 3.0 on a 686 P150...and I've just recently tried
> to install kernel 2.1.8, I'm not a complete newbie to install a kernel 
> i've done it quite a few times...though this has got my buggered:

To quote Republica "You get wot you deserve"


2.<odd number here>.* are development kernels. Head for 2.0.* and
see how you go.


Latest !=greatest.



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