Re: Dell Latitude LS: crash on reboot w/ 2.4.x

2003-07-12 Thread mi
Mike, some ideas... looks like an irq problem. 1) play with irq unmasking hdparm -u1 2) try: CONFIG_IDEDMA_PCI_AUTO=y CONFIG_IDEDMA_PCI_WIP=Y and enable Bad/Good Blcklisting CONFIG_IDEPCI_SHARE_IRQ=n ? Do you have an external USB drive or sth ? Any difference if connected / disconnected ? lspci -

Re: Dell Latitude LS: crash on reboot w/ 2.4.x

2003-07-12 Thread mi
Mike, some ideas... looks like an irq problem. 1) play with irq unmasking hdparm -u1 2) try: CONFIG_IDEDMA_PCI_AUTO=y CONFIG_IDEDMA_PCI_WIP=Y and enable Bad/Good Blcklisting CONFIG_IDEPCI_SHARE_IRQ=n ? Do you have an external USB drive or sth ? Any difference if connected / disconnected ? lspci -

Dell Latitude LS: crash on reboot w/ 2.4.x

2003-07-12 Thread mike dentifrice
Hello, I'm having a weird problem on a Dell Latitude LS laptop, running Debian Sarge. Everything works fine, except when I do a reboot from a 2.4.x kernel. After the reboot, Debian starts fine until my hdparm script turns DMA on and sets the disk to 32-bit mode. At this point, I get a series of

Dell Latitude LS: crash on reboot w/ 2.4.x

2003-07-12 Thread mike dentifrice
Hello, I'm having a weird problem on a Dell Latitude LS laptop, running Debian Sarge. Everything works fine, except when I do a reboot from a 2.4.x kernel. After the reboot, Debian starts fine until my hdparm script turns DMA on and sets the disk to 32-bit mode. At this point, I get a series of