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I took a 486 that was running fine with win95 and attempted to
install 3.1-RELEASE to it.  I booted off the floppy and ran the
full screen configuration.  After I save the configuration the
screen shows it is probing devices and then I get this message
on screen...  

panic vm_fault: on nofault entry addr: xxxxxxxxx

I think that is pretty close.  It flashes by before I
can write it down.

Anyone have any ideas?


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