So I'm building a new machine, and I put ubuntu on it because, what the heck. I was planning on just using the stock kernel (it has 2.6.17) but I need too many custom-patched modules, because I had to go gamble and get an ATI-based motherboard. So I'm trying to install 2.6.19 on it. Kernel boots and it hangs right after "Freeing unused kernel memory:" I did some googling and the closest thing I can come up with is that the kernel arch is not compatible with libc. This is an x86_64 machine, so I built the kernel for x84_64. I've tried "generic x86_64" and the AMD-specific one (it's an AMD CPU). Still hangs at this point. Now, I've got the machine booted into it's default kernel. Anyone have any idea how I can figure out what the heck arch libc wants me to use? Or have any other ideas? -Yaron --