OK. Problem #1:
panic() doesn't work until things are farther along in the
boot process :-(. Linux has been panicing all over the place,
but I can't see the panic message :-(.
Problem #2:
The config name is DESKSTATION_RPC44, but in some places it
was _RPC (note, no 44). Fixed these.
Problem #3:
The IRQ stuff is panicing because there is no case for RPC44.
I'm fixing it as well.
etc.
Anyway, I've hacked PANIC to print stuff when things aren't too smart
yet.
Again, another tip: If you don't get any output, then maybe Linux is
panicing before it has enough brains to print error messages. Maybe
we should use the BIOS routines if no video address is yet set????
Warner
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