Messages in this thread | | | Date | Wed, 6 Jan 1999 12:56:30 -0500 (EST) | From | Dave Harden <> | Subject | Re: Shared PCI IRQ Lockups in 2.2pre4 |
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I have received a couple of questions regarding my original post:
1. My bios does not have an option to disable PnP detection/configuration. I don't have any PnP devices anyway.
2. The system boots normally (without external networking) if I do not load the EEPro100 modules. If I attempt to load the modules, it hangs.
3. If I compile the EEPro100 driver and the Adaptec 2940 driver into the kernel (no modules), it hangs also.
When I say hang, I just mean lockup [i.e. - sit there indefinitely]. The kernel boots, mounts root, starts init, starts the init scripts, and locks during network initialization. The effect is exactly the same with/without modules.
I realize shared ints are a mess, but 2.0.36 handles this situation correctly, and I have no other options for this particular machine.
I'm running Redhat 5.2 (with necessary updates applied), and attempting to run 2.2.0pre4. It's a PPro-200 with 192 MB ram. The system works perfectly under 2.0.36.
I'll happily run more tests...
dave
Dave Harden dharden@lycos.com Phone: (412)688-8870x143 Pager: (888)643-0748
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999 christophe.leroy5@capway.com wrote:
> > > > > This output was produced under 2.0.36. I have been unable to get the > > machine to boot under 2.2pre4. I have tried having the EEPro/Adaptec > > drivers in and out of modules. This concerns me as 2.0.36 has no trouble > > whatsoever using this configuration. Here's some more config [once again > > under 2.0.36]: > What do you mean by "I have been unable to get the > machine to boot " ? > Could you be more precise please ? > christophe > >
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