Quote Originally Posted by garyng
doesn't sounds like a booting problem as you see INIT meaning the kernel has successfully mount the root device and find the INIT program(the first program or the control program for linux). More like hardware related issue like wrong driver being loaded/probed.
Thing that not, cause on the same computers, when CD was boot
enabled, it works absolutely fine. After this was only disabled boot,
no other hw upgrade, change and etc was realized.