Mike Frisch wrote:
> On Tue, May 29, 2001 at 05:18:39AM +0600, Bobby D. Bryant wrote:
> > sailing ever since. The only problems that I'm are ware of are a
> > (maybe) DMA problem and a (maybe) SMBus problem, per below. Right now
>
> I noticed the Win32 benchmark/test application Sandra mentioned an SMBus
> problem with the A7A266 as well. I have yet to try lm_sensors myself,
> but it looks like I won't get far.
My sensors are working and appear to give the correct numbers; I'm just
getting a regular spew of messages from the SMB resets.
> > May 22 21:45:07 pollux kernel: ALI15X3: IDE controller on PCI bus 00 dev
> > 20
> > May 22 21:45:07 pollux kernel: PCI: No IRQ known for interrupt pin A of
> > device 00:04.0. Please try using pci=biosirq.
>
> I get the same message, but it does not appear to dramatically affect
> my performance. As I mentioned, I am getting 25MB/s (through hdparm; I
> have yet to try anything more) with my Quantum Fireball. My DMA is
> enabled in the BIOS and detected by the kernel.
That's interesting, in light of the other message I just sent (i.e., DMA
enabled in BIOS, but *not* detected by the kernel).
What version of the BIOS are you running? I'm still on the 1003b, because
I've heard a few horror stories about 1004 that have put me off upgrading.
I'm on kernel 2.4.4, with Athlon optimizations.
> > The routing to IQR 0 sounds funny to me, but this is already way beyond
> > what I understand.
>
> Do you have the PnP operating system setting in the BIOS turned off?
> (ie. telling the BIOS you have non-PnP aware O/S) I noticed that prior
> to doing this, all of my PCI cards were listed as IRo 0.
I think I tried it both ways earlier. At any rate, since I had to reboot to
check the DMA settings I went ahead and set it back to 'off', and it still
says the same thing.
Thanks,
Bobby Bryant
Austin, Texas
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