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Justin Gombos wrote:
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> 5b846ea59a3cd7f2af19686823be6d85  /mnt/hda1/baslin/boot.bat

Wrong hash.  But it appears you edited that file.

> ec9e91865794012d0a9bc8ea2d754126  /mnt/hda1/baslin/fs.img
> acc614f11a9afd8a0ceaba5f79c155df  /mnt/hda1/baslin/initfs.gz

Those hashes are good.

> e02f6bda08d25df6b64dcca22b950784  /mnt/hda1/baslin/loadlin.exe

Wrong hash.  That could be important since loadlin is where 
the problem occurs.  The hash I get is:
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06cd5f72d0397b119836c9fd70dfadb1
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It's the same whether I use the DOS or Linux unzip.

> 73b134ca9ec5092ae1d206bc2e54cee7  /mnt/hda1/baslin/swap.zip

Wrong hash.  That's strange.  Have you unzipped and rezipped
that file?

> 30a21cc2afabf184837c9bb32abc776f  /mnt/hda1/baslin/zimage

Also wrong.  It should be:
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cfb9e7aeb5d3b286a718bc2d3ebbd062
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Again, it's the same whether I use DOS or Linux to unzip.

>  114 Dec 17 17:37 /mnt/hda1/baslin/boot.bat

You've got a different size and later date on boot.bat.
I assume you edited it.  Perhaps you should go back to
the original (just to make sure your editing didn't
alter anything important).

BTW that Dec 17 is strange (I assume it is 2006).
I once had a program malfunction because it tripped over
an inconsistent date (I had been playing around with the 
date setting and had forgotten to reset it).  I doubt 
that it is an issue here, but who knows?

Cheers,
Steven