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You never said what kernel you tried to use? What kernel comes with Slackware 2.1? Did you try Slackware 2.1.1 (I believe this is the most recent release). There were problems with many of the Linux 1.1.X kernels where it would swap into video-ram, so if you were running X, or were low on RAM, it could crash your machine. There were also some floppy driver bugs which would corrupt your hard drive in 1.1.41-1.1.47 (fixed in 49, I believe). I would recommend loading Linux 1.1.90 or 1.1.94 on your machine before rebooting... -derek
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