Marcus, I tried installing RC1 (it compiled ok) but when I did the dpkg
install of the new kernel I got a file not found (something about
drivers), then a process is busy, then a failure... I noticed later that
there was a dpkg update, but when I try a dpkg reinstall it tries to
reinstall the kerne
I tested Hardy Heron Alpha 4 and it booted without any options, although it did
stall for quite a while after renaming the WLAN, if anyone else would like to
try it perhaps we could finally close this bug,
kudos, Jack
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HP Pavilion dv6103eu laptop - all Ubuntu versions gets frozen during X sta
I disagree, I compiled 2.6.24-rc3 twice, and it still hangs up where it
used to (restricted modules). I have a dv611?us turion X2. Also, take
into account that if you compile your own kernel you will lose a lot of
support from your distro, I have no sound, no wifi, and had to install
the nvidia dri
I have a similar problem with a DV6000US, after installing gutsy, my wireless
card disappeared. It is completely gone if I do an lspci. And starting with the
switch on or off makes no position. BTW I also need to boot with noapic nolapic
and irqpoll if I want the computer to boot up at all,
Chee
Caliphra, do you mean that we should try the: Option "BusType" "PCI" for
the fglrx? I have an nvidia card, and fglrx is for ati I believe, so
unfortunately this won't help.
But yes, I do have an X2 turion, which seems to be the main problem with the
apic which dual cores need.
I got my usb
I tried the irqfixup and my laptop failed to boot 2/3 times, telling me that
there was a problem with the hda not being ready
[ 182.906747] ide: failed opcode was: unknown
[ 182.906750] hda: drive not ready for command
it has booted now, but I still have no wireless chip in the lspci, which I
The computer boots with noapic, but the bcm43xx chipset does not show up and
irq7 (usb) becomes disabled... On a side note, the other options such as
"acpi=noirq," etc which have been previously mentioned didn't work either. I
hope someone can solve this, and if anyone would like me to test some
I have the same problem with a dv6000us laptop. I had feisty running
'ok,' it would boot about half the times, and decided to upgrade to
gutsy to see if the problems would stop. With gutsy my broadcom card
'dissapeared' and did not show up on the lspci but everything else
seemed to work, so I opted
