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I recompiled and it is currently working as expected. To anyone who has the issues referenced in this topic, the solution is to disable ALL Xen drivers via the General Settings root. Also, you need to compile the referenced CD/DVD kernel modules into the kernel. Thank you very much.

Alright, after some deeper looking, you're right. Another hour of compilation and I'll be back with reports.

EDIT: After looking at Xen, I've disabled all Xen Driver Options in the Drivers portion of the kernel configuration.

Alright, I'm back after an hour of compiling 3.0.0-rc7 and it's still failing.
Here is the error I'm getting via VNC from the kernel


I can post my .config file if necessary.

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I know, I said it wasn't an option as I could hit the space bar for 30 minutes on that option and it would still say "M" (I've been trying to compile this kernel for about 6 hours now, all the previous tries have failed). We'll try this 3.0 though, although, it shouldn't matter if they're ...

It is. Both are being compiled as modules as including them into the kernel directly isn't an option for menuconfig. I'll spend the next hour compiling 3.0 .

I'm trying to custom compile the 2.6.39.3 of the Linux Kernel from kernel.org and I've gotten it to partially boot. The only problem is, it fails to find the module for the QEMU CD/DVD Drive. I used the .config of the currently working stock kernel and it took a little longer than usual but I was wo...