I verified that bug occuring on a Pentium MMX, and then ran the liveCD on bochs with a breakpoint at the faulty instruction... It's a CMOVZ (Conditional MOVe if Zero flag set)...
Conditional moves were introduced in Pentium II, but never mind! What *really* matters is that that code looks like resulting from compilation (because of the C calling convention clearly used, and no one uses C calling conventions in handwritten ASM code)...
So..... Either this isn't a bug (and recompilation is required for non-default configurations), or there is a -march option when compiling the default LiveCD that shouldn't be there... Personally, I would go for the later...
PS: Can I view a symbol map for the freeloader image in the prebuilt liveCD?
JJ
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