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Kernel panic - not syncing: kernel/sheed.c:2665:
spin_unlock(kernel/sched.c:c03e8120) not locked

<0>Kernel panic - not syncing: kernel/sched.c:455:
spin_lock(kernel/sched.c:c03e8120) already locked by
kernel/sched.c/2665

ich will redhat Linux Installieren und bekomme immer den Fehler gleich
am Anfang! Ich benutze VMWare zum Emulieren eines 2ten Rechners

Bitte helft mir dabei ich komm da net weiterr!

Lieben Gruss
Jan

In comp.os.linux.setup Jan@schumacher-mail.org:
> Kernel panic - not syncing: kernel/sheed.c:2665:
> spin_unlock(kernel/sched.c:c03e8120) not locked

> <0>Kernel panic - not syncing: kernel/sched.c:455:
> spin_lock(kernel/sched.c:c03e8120) already locked by
> kernel/sched.c/2665

> ich will redhat Linux Installieren und bekomme immer den Fehler gleich
> am Anfang! Ich benutze VMWare zum Emulieren eines 2ten Rechners

> Bitte helft mir dabei ich komm da net weiterr!

Firstly, this is an international ng, it's preferred to write in
English so anyone can understand your problem:

"Can't install RH using vmware."

That's not much information, which version of RH?

Did you try out starting the installation without vmware, to rule
it out as possible reason?

Remote guess: The version of RH you are trying to install is
completely EOL and much to old, to work on your shinny new doze
PC.

Good luck


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vibrations coming from the nearby road

Hi my Version of RH is: Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4!

I don´t no what i should do!
I have formated my PC and it´s allready showing this failure

Jan@Schumacher-mail.org wrote:
> Hi my Version of RH is: Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4!
>
> I don´t no what i should do!
> I have formated my PC and it´s allready showing this failure

Well, that's not end of life. RHAS is going to always be behind Fedora Core
in kernel version and drivers, so if your machine is a very hot new machine
with lots of new features, you may have some difficulty with RHAS.

Why are you using VMware? Why not install the RHAS 4 on some available disk
space, or on another disk, and if you need to run Windows and Linux at the
same time with VMware, install the VMware after the fact?

Hmm thats an idea!

I will try it and then i write you!

Thank you

In comp.os.linux.setup Jan@schumacher-mail.org:
> Hi my Version of RH is: Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4!

Good, at least a recent version. You have the update 2 install
CDs?

> I don?t no what i should do!
> I have formated my PC and it?s allready showing this failure

RHEL is a server distro, which might not work if your hardware is
to new or/and not supported by your distro.

I'd start over with a recent Knoppix live CD and see if this
works better. You could try the current Fedora Core (4 or 5) this
might work better on consumer grade hardware.

Good luck

BTW
Please try below URL(s) before answering, most people aren't
using a browser here to read/write, this is usenet.

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http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google

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ok now i had install Linux!
But i cant boot anymore from the windows XP CD!!!!
Why doesnt work this now?
The PC Boot to the part where you press any key and the setup will
start. I press any key and the PC load some Hardware and then comes a
Black screen and nothing else!
Why?
I dont understand it.
Please help me.

In comp.os.linux.setup Jan@schumacher-mail.org:
> ok now i had install Linux!
> But i cant boot anymore from the windows XP CD!!!!
> Why doesnt work this now?
> The PC Boot to the part where you press any key and the setup will
> start. I press any key and the PC load some Hardware and then comes a
> Black screen and nothing else!
> Why?

Dunno, perhaps cheapo PC hardware which can only have one OS
installed at a time? Might be a feature? ;-)

Honestly, hard to tell. Again you fail to give us any
information, what you did. Did you install Linux into a free
partition or disk, so you just need to fix your bootloader config
to boot doze + Linux or did you replace the doze installation
completely?

People want to help you, but it's pretty hard without any data,
be my guest scroll down a bit and read our new reader FAQ.

"A new reader? Welcome to comp.os.linux.setup, read this first if
you're new here (FAQ)"

While your at it, please check the following URL(s) on how to go
about replying with the brain damaged goggle interface you are
using:

http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply
http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google


Good luck

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#bofh excuse 16: somebody was calculating pi on the server

Jan@Schumacher-mail.org wrote:
>
> Hi my Version of RH is: Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4!
>
> I don´t no what i should do!
> I have formated my PC and it´s allready showing this failure

Why did you not follow Michael Heimings instructions and read the
URLs he gave you? Having failed to do that, your article is
totally incomprehensible to most, lacking any context. Since you
failed at that simple task, most can conclude that there is no
point to attempting to assist you.

The URLs are repeated below, along with some useful instructions.

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the broken "Reply" link at the bottom of the article. Click on
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"Reply" at the bottom of the article headers." - Keith Thompson
More details at: <http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/>
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Michael Heiming wrote:
>
.... snip ...
>
> "A new reader? Welcome to comp.os.linux.setup, read this first if
> you're new here (FAQ)"
>
> While your at it, please check the following URL(s) on how to go
> about replying with the brain damaged goggle interface you are
> using:
>
> http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply
> http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google

I suggest you incorporate those URLs, and a short discourse on
using google, in your FAQ. It is even more annoying than
topposting.

--
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the broken "Reply" link at the bottom of the article. Click on
"show options" at the top of the article, then click on the
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More details at: <http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/>
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