Thank you John,
I had seen this and tried it, but appearantly I have a combination of
needs and this is one.
I found through a lot of reboots that I need both this boot option and
to disable the "speed step" technology on the processor in the BIOS. I
started by shutting down all of the BIOS options and by adding all of
the boot options that I had seen as possible culprits, then one at a
time backing those all out until only these two are left. Neither by
themselves did the trick, but with the two combined I am up and running.
Many thanks to all who contributed. All of the ideas were helpful in
tracking it down and all were very much appreciated!!
Best regards,
Glenn.
John Pugh wrote:
>Starting with noapmd "might" fix it.
>https://www.redhat.com/archives/redhat-install-list/2004-April/msg00223.html
>
>BUT...if it gets to "Total HugeTLB memory allocated, 0" that simply
>means it didn't allocate any memory to the virtual memory filesystem. I
>would imagine that the problem is not there, instead it's at the next
>module that is loading which in the case of all the RH boot messages
>I've seen is VFS.
>
>noapmd is worth a try....
>
>JP
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