Hi,
*If* the VM has a PCIE-PCI bridge and you disabled pcieb, then yes the
system will panic
but with a different stack trace. The stack trace that you are seeing
indicates some sort
of problem with path_to_inst. In the case of VMWare workstation (I tried
version 7), there
is no PCIE-PCI bridge device so disabling pcieb driver creates no problems.
VMware fusion is a different beast, so it is possible that disabling
pcieb may not be
required. If it is required, you could try booting with -a (insert -a
just after "unix" in the
kernel$ line), that may give you an option to bypass /etc/path_to_inst.
Vikram
Chris Ridd wrote:
On 15 Nov 2009, at 19:13, Vikram Hegde wrote:
Hi,
This looks like a different bug. Please send any lines in /etc/path_to_inst
that has the
string pcieb.
There are no lines in /etc/path_to_inst with the string pcieb.
Jürgen reckoned (in a bugzilla comment) that this might be bug 6896160 "Disabling driver via
"-B disable-xxx=true" on grub boot line results in panic", which is a bit of a
double whammy as you *have* to disable pcieb in a VMware VM right now :-)
Cheers,
Chris
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