All right, I thought your laptop was younger, but it seems to be a 2002 laptop.
It should look like this :
http://www.shadowcat45.homepage.t-online.de/
If so, the
Celeron 1.7 is 32 bits only, my bad !
Now, a '02 laptop is an old one, the FPU should definitively be designed for interrupt 13, not exception 16.
That's why the boot process crashes, the npx0 interface is set to exception 16, so it cannot access your FPU, and the FPU is NOT an option.
I think the solution is to indicate to the boot process to use int 13 and not exc 16.
But I'm sorry, I don't know how-to.