Please cancel the second Item of this message : I could load easily
Ubuntu 9.10.
I had no additional order to print as e.g. clocksource=jiffies.
It's the first time I could do it so easily...Ubuntu makes improvements.
Thanks
Please note that due to an updating of yesterday 7/11/09, my desk
comp
I'm marking this as fixed, as bug 366262 is probably not related to
this. If you have the same problem after upgrading please reopen this
bug.
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This SEEMS to have been fixed in Jaunty. Unfortunately I'm experiencing
two nasty new bugs and I'm trying to realize if they are related to this
one before marking as fixed.
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Yes absolutely. I was at first very happy with Ubuntu. But when I could
not update with new versions, I started to think : it's not yet reliable.
Fabio a écrit :
> I had a look at Windows' control panel: it points out a conflict between
> ATI SMBus and a certain "high precision timer", which I su
I had a look at Windows' control panel: it points out a conflict between
ATI SMBus and a certain "high precision timer", which I suppose to be
clocksource related. This is probably a consequence of a BIOS bug, but
the average user will think "Windows boots and Linux doesn't, which
means Linux sucks
Fabio, I have the same problem with an AMD 770 chipset (Biostar TA770SE
motherboard). I experience random freezes, which I thought was due to my
videocard having a bad V_BIOS checksum. My videocard is an ATI X300SE
using the open-source radeon driver. I actually have a replacement (ATI
4550) being
As a shows topper perhaps. It's more obvious if you know that I am
pretty seventy years old this month of may and not at all skilled in
programming !
I do hope that the future system (version 9.04) will be clever enough to
start without help of a grandfather !
Best regards
Fabio a écrit :
> I
I have nominated this for Jaunty, as it is a showstopper for some users:
I think that the system should at least be clever enough to apply the
workaround automatically.
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Thanks a lot Fabio for your help.
I could modify the starting of Grub
Now starting and closing are OK
I have made notification on the french Forum
Fabio a écrit :
> Try using vim instead of vi
>
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Try using vim instead of vi
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Yes, I could also find it in the meantime.
But I am not competent in writing in Linux, and I had some difficulties
in writing the additional "clocksource=jiffies".
I entered as Root, made "vi...(file )", obtained the file .lst open and
entered "i" for insertion, but it has not been accepted and I
Whoops. I meant /boot/grub/menu.lst.
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This is probably the same issue I'm experiencing: same error message, same
workaround.
Booting without quiet also results in a clocksource unstable message.
I encountered it with a Sapphire PURE CrossfireX 770 equipped with an nvidia
8600.
the root cause could be this (taken from dmesg output):
Thanks Fabio !
With clocksource=jiffies, the computer starts and close correctly.
Last problem : I cannot find the file /etc/grub/menu.lst.
I have only /etc/grub.d/20_memtest86+
Fabio a écrit :
> Try using clocksource=jiffies instead of acpi=off: it may get the shutdown to
> work properly.
> If
Try using clocksource=jiffies instead of acpi=off: it may get the shutdown to
work properly.
If you don't want to type your boot options manually every time you have to
edit the file /etc/grub/menu.lst.
If you have other questions that are not strictly related to this bug, please
ask them on Ubu
I discover another trouble when closing the computer : it does not want
to close and displays several lines of message about default on closing
process ! I have to switch off the line...
Please help !
Thanks for your help
Fabio a écrit :
> One thing I forgot to mention: if you are able to inst
Many thanks since I applied the below procedure and I could install
Hardy Heron 8.04. Hurrah !
It collapsed first time (black screen again), but I did it again after
switching off and it was succesfully.
Now, I have another problem : when I stop the computer and start again,
I have to appl
One thing I forgot to mention: if you are able to install with acpi=off,
you should also be able to boot with acpi=off. Try to:
1) Install from LiveCD with acpi=off
2) When the GRUB bootloader appears, use the arrow keys to select the desired
boot option (typically the first) and press e
3) Go to
Thanks, I will try it, but later since I have only one desk computer
with only one OS. If installation collapse, I have to re-install Ubuntu
7.04...
I will do it after Christmas and report my conclusion.
(I cannot understand why 7.04 is OK and all other new devlopments cannot
be installed).
Th
That's right: after pushing F6, replace acpi=off with
clocksource=jiffies manually, then tell me if it works.
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Fabio wrote:
> What happens if you use clocksource=jiffies instead of acpi=off?
>
>
Thanks but I am not very competent with programming.
How should I insert "jiffies" ? Write it on the line down the screen
after making F6 ?
I have put in french my problem (not solved) on the french Ubuntu foru
What happens if you use clocksource=jiffies instead of acpi=off?
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Yes, I still have black screen with Intrepid when I try to load it on my
disc having still Ubuntu 7.04, either with live CD or with Alternate.
I tried to reload and I made twice F6 on first panel.
Then I selected acpi=off
Then I could load Intrepid, but when restarting it stopped after writing
so
is this still an issue with intrepid?
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** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
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** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
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