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Re: [opensuse-factory] update to 10.1-alpha2 and dependencies
- From: meister@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 16:41:45 +0200
- Message-id: <200510291641.45889.meister@xxxxxxxxxx>
Am Mittwoch 26 Oktober 2005 22:30 schrieb Jorge Godoy
<jgodoy@xxxxxxxxx>:
> meister@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
> >> > ACPI works fine for me, only apic does not work, because of my
> >> > ati ixp chipset.
> >> Same problem with APIC here.
> >> But ACPI isn't working. It hangs my machine when I boot and I
> >> have to use 'acpi=off' on Grub to be able to go on.
> > Try acpi=debug and look at the messages.
> It hangs. I can just get into Linux with acpi=off. I've tried but
> nothing relevant showed up...
Hi Jorge,
did you play around with
force_apic_timer=-1,1 acpi=debug
> > There is also the smp-version. But do you really need smp? Are we
> > still talking about your Toshiba notebook? Why does it need smp?
> > Have you tried the nonsmp?
> It has HT, so if I don't use the SMP version I can't benefit from
> that, right? ;-) I haven't tried the nonsmp. Since 9.3 SuSE
> installs the SMP version by default without me doing nothing.
Right, but if the smp version does not work well, it may be worth trying
the default version.
-- mdc
<jgodoy@xxxxxxxxx>:
> meister@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
> >> > ACPI works fine for me, only apic does not work, because of my
> >> > ati ixp chipset.
> >> Same problem with APIC here.
> >> But ACPI isn't working. It hangs my machine when I boot and I
> >> have to use 'acpi=off' on Grub to be able to go on.
> > Try acpi=debug and look at the messages.
> It hangs. I can just get into Linux with acpi=off. I've tried but
> nothing relevant showed up...
Hi Jorge,
did you play around with
force_apic_timer=-1,1 acpi=debug
> > There is also the smp-version. But do you really need smp? Are we
> > still talking about your Toshiba notebook? Why does it need smp?
> > Have you tried the nonsmp?
> It has HT, so if I don't use the SMP version I can't benefit from
> that, right? ;-) I haven't tried the nonsmp. Since 9.3 SuSE
> installs the SMP version by default without me doing nothing.
Right, but if the smp version does not work well, it may be worth trying
the default version.
-- mdc
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