Hi, I got a new motherboard (etc), so naturally I'm
having teething problems. There was an IDE error for
hdc (my DVD-R drive), which I got around by unpowering
the optical drives. (Funny, System Rescue CD didn't
have a problem booting from that drive.
Now it hangs (or waits a VERY long time) in the boot
sequence after it goes through /etc/init.d and prints
the line:
process `syslogd' is using obsolete setsockopt SO_BSDCOMPAT
Anybody have a clue what's in Ubuntu's boot sequence
there, or know how to make everything verbose? One
file I can do easily enough with "set -x". Even if I
could pick and choose things to run, I could work it
out by process of elimination.
Once that's fixed, I'll work on eth0, X, ALSA,
lm_sensors...
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