w...@xoono.net [w...@xoono.net] wrote:
> pciide0 at pci0 dev 2 function 1 "Acer Labs M5219 UDMA IDE" rev 0x20: DMA
> (unsupported), channel 0 configured to compatibility, channel 1
> configured to compatibility
> pciide0: channel 0 ignored (other hardware responding at addresses)
> pciide0: chann
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 09:45:49PM +0100, w...@xoono.net wrote:
> Hello Brynet, thanks for the suggestion, I just finished installing
> 4.5-current using a snapshop, the BIOS did not have option for P&P
> unfortunately. With this version I am having more problems, I still have
> the reboot pr
Hello Brynet, thanks for the suggestion, I just finished installing
4.5-current using a snapshop, the BIOS did not have option for P&P
unfortunately. With this version I am having more problems, I still have
the reboot problem when trying to execute Xorg, and still running Xorg
under ktrace mak
I just ran Xorg under ktrace and it worked! (and so did pcidump -vv) and
there is an error message that might be the cause of the reboots:
"mtrr set failed: Operation not supported"
The machine has no external cache and if I am not mistaken L1 started with
P6 (this is a Pentium 120MHz), so the er
Hi,
Sorry it took me so long to reply. I ran pcidump for every pci
entry/device and none of them rebooted the machine, even non existent
devices were reported as such (see end of the message attached).
Sounds like a loop going astray?.
If you have a pcidump with debugging symbols around I am hap
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 2:03 AM, wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I ran "pcidump -vv" as instructed and it also rebooted the machine, but it
> produced some output before that (which I have attached), and this output
> stops in the "Chips and Technologies 65550" section, the last few lines of
> the section a
Hello,
I ran "pcidump -vv" as instructed and it also rebooted the machine, but it
produced some output before that (which I have attached), and this output
stops in the "Chips and Technologies 65550" section, the last few lines of
the section are missing.
I went back to Xorg and ran it in gd
Hi Tenoch,
I'm the proud owner of several early P1-class systems like that, PCI
interrupt routing is always.. sketchy.
Some other options you might wish to try:
* Look in the BIOS for a setting similar to "Plug & Play OS", set that
option to "No".. this will force the BIOS to setup some hardware
Hi Matthieu, thanks a lot for your message. After running memtest, I
installed 4.2 yesterday again just to make sure that the laptop does work
(someone suggested a memory problem), it does work fine with 4.2, so I am
in the process of re-installing 4.5. I will try your suggestions and post
the
On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 9:46 PM, wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just installed version 4.5 on a very old laptop (Texas Instruments Extensa
> 605CD), it was happily running 4.2 before. All the hardware seems to be
> recognised correctly on both versions but I am having a strange problem when
> trying to con
Hello,
I just installed version 4.5 on a very old laptop (Texas Instruments
Extensa 605CD), it was happily running 4.2 before. All the hardware seems
to be recognised correctly on both versions but I am having a strange
problem when trying to configure Xorg, the command "X -configure" reboots
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