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SubjectChipset?
I'm trying to compile 2.1.92 on my laptop.  I turned off some of the default
chipset support and am getting some really weird behavior, namely it goes
completely nutz durring the boot up (yes, thats the most acurate discription)
and then reboots a few seconds later. How do I know what chipset my laptop
has in it so I can get it right when needed...

Robert

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