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Have a try on system recover by using your installation CD too see it will help or not, if not re-install may be the choice.
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Have a try on system recover by using your installation CD too see it will help or not, if not re-install may be the choice.

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Also, if you reinstall, do you have any important data in linux, if yes, try to use the KNOPPIX (<a href="http://www.knoppix.org" rel="ugc">http://www.knoppix.org</a>) a linux on a CD to boot up and backup all your necessary data into other media, than try to reformat the harddisk and install the linux again.
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Also, if you reinstall, do you have any important data in linux, if yes, try to use the KNOPPIX (http://www.knoppix.org [http://www.knoppix.org]) a linux on a CD to boot up and backup all your necessary data into other media, than try to reformat the harddisk and install the linux again.

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Any luck with the dma trick ?<br />
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I had a look at your nice &quot;screenshot&quot; :-)<br />
It definitely looks like a DMA issue.<br />

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Any luck with the dma trick ?

I had a look at your nice "screenshot" :-)
It definitely looks like a DMA issue.


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This question does not require much information other than the following:<br />
1. &nbsp;This computer previously had RedHat9 installed with the exact same hardware as now.<br />
2. &nbsp;I re-installed redhat because I just felt like it. &nbsp;Installation is almost the same as the last one.<br />
3. &nbsp;View the following website for a list of errors<br />
<a href="http://www.lgzo.com/cdrom-error.jpg" rel="ugc">http://www.lgzo.com/cdrom-error.jpg</a><br />
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4. &nbsp;Installed RedHat9 of the CDROM that is causing this error.<br />
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Any help is appreciated. &nbsp; Otherwise, to ultimately save time, should I re-install?
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This question does not require much information other than the following:
1.  This computer previously had RedHat9 installed with the exact same hardware as now.
2.  I re-installed redhat because I just felt like it.  Installation is almost the same as the last one.
3.  View the following website for a list of errors
http://www.lgzo.com/cdrom-error.jpg

4.  Installed RedHat9 of the CDROM that is causing this error.
 

Any help is appreciated.   Otherwise, to ultimately save time, should I re-install?

CDROM crashes the kernel

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