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Dell Inspiron 530 SATA drive not detected in IDE
Nominating for hardy because RAID mode seems to have a capacity limit for
the discs of less than 1 TiB. I wonder, do all_generic_ide or the Dell
workaround
have performance implications? This is also an issue for the hardy d-i which
won’t work in IDE mode – and large discs won’t work in RAID
vostro 200
I tried the fix using the edit of menu.lst, however It did not work.
I have a thread in ubuntu forums:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1066139
However I then used the fix derived from the dell site information explained
here:
Fixing the Vostro hang issue:
I upgraded my Inspiron 530 to 8.10 but got an issue with nvidia driver
(173.14.12) seems to be a known bug (conflict with kernel 2.6.27-11). I
will wait to see if DKMS auto installation will work one day, using
generic (not nvidia proprietary driver) is ok for now
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Do we need to upgrade to them or is 8.04 also fixed (I guess for a LTS
it should but... ?)
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It is already fixed in 8.04
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I've upgraded my Dell Vostro 200 to 8.10 with no problem [or modifications].
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This appears to be fixed in both 8.10 and 9.04. I'm closing the linux
task
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To: Marc Tardif
Hello,
My Dell machine (Vostro 200) have had the same problem, but Ubuntu 8.10 final
release seems to be working fine.
Take a look here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/275742
Please chceck your Dell Inspiron 530 with final release.
Regards,
Tikky
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Then I guess it should also work on 8.04 soon as it's an LTS version
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I have a Ubuntu 8.10 Live Installer CD, from which I am trying to boot
and I am experiencing the aforementioned error, best described by ATA
revalidation failed. The detailled message is:
ata3.00: status: {DRDY}
ata3.00: revalidation failed (errno=-2)
ata3.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr
530 SATA drive not detected in
IDE mode
I have a Ubuntu 8.10 Live Installer CD, from which I am trying to boot
and I am experiencing the aforementioned error, best described by ATA
revalidation failed. The detailled message is:
ata3.00: status: {DRDY}
ata3.00: revalidation failed (errno=-2
had so many problems with dell inspiron 530 just purchased,returned unit
to dell,not using ubuntu at this time.
- Original Message -
From: Jacques Le Roux
Date: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 4:47 pm
Subject: [Bug 153702] Re: Dell Inspiron 530 SATA drive not detected in IDE mode
To: [EMAIL
I gave a try to sudo dpkg -i linux-image-2.6.27-1-generic_2.6.27-1.1_i386.deb
and it seamed to work without all_generic_ide. But I was unable to set the
right resolution for my Dell 2005FPW flat screen. So I reverted to previous
kernel using all_generic_ide
I use 8.04 LTS freshly updated, XP
As per your above advice I am opening new bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/275742
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Have checked everything. This is definitely not a broken cd issue. Have
tried few diffrent cd burned on diffrent drives from 2 separetly
downloaded images and I am having still the same error.
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tikky : Yes, we already discovered that it's not a CD issue, that's what
I was asking you now to verify the drive. Can you re-read my last
comment?
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Yes I can confirm that this is not a cd-drive fail. The computer is just
2 months old and is havin DVD+drive + additiona DVD reader. Have tried
from both and I am having the same error message. I am just having one
Dell machine so can't verify if the same problem is on other machine. Is
there
tikky : In case you didn't test the drive with dell diagnostic utility
or with any other utility, you should definitively try this first. The
fact that your computer is brand new does not mean that the drive is
free from any defect. If your drives pass the dell diagnostic tests, can
you go in the
After I change in BIOS hdd mode to RAID instead of IDE I am still having error.
Also I've tried to run (in RAID mode) Kubuntu 7.04 feisty fawn but also I am
having an error.
Please find attached files, maybe this can help.
I do not have Dell partition cause if I good remember I've deleted but I
tikky : Thanks, we now have the confirmation that you really hit a bug.
However, this is for sure another bug than the one described here. Can
you open a new detailed bug report for linux that would mention
globally what you tried so further work on this bug can take place?
Thanks for the time you
tikky : Can you use the Check CD For Defects menu of the LiveCD to
verify if your CD damaged?
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I have tried to use this option to check my cd however it is the same
error message.
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tikky : Mmh, I'm not sure how you can verify if your CD (or CD drive) is
damaged, but that really sounds like a hardware issue rather than a bug,
though nothing proves it. Typically, to test devices bad blocks,
badblocks can be used. I don't know if that can make sense for a CD
drive but if you
Hello,
I have checked cd for defects - no error found.
On laptop everything is ok. Have tried to butn another cd but still I am having
the same problem, so still seems to be something wrong with Alpha 6.
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tikky : If you tested the CD on another computer, that proves that the
CD is OK, but that does not tell us if your CD drive has a hardware
problem. What operating system do you have installed on that computer?
It would be very important to do the test on that computer so we can
know if it's bug or
Hello, I have downloaded Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha 6 and tried to run my Dell Vostro
200 tower from Live CD, however still is not possible to run Ubuntu.
I've got an error - Buffer I/O error (see attachment)
Any solution?
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This should not be handled in modprobe options, since those modules may
well be compiled in in future.
In particular, your patch would mean that anybody with a UHCI USB device
will end up with ata_piix loaded!
You can express exactly the same requirement with a dependency in the
module, though
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Testing with Linux 2.7.26-2 i386 on Dell 530 with latest BIOS (version
1.0.15 (06/20/2008) in BIOS IDE mode shows up tens of thousands of
interrupts on IRQ 19, shared by uhci_hcd and ata_piix during kernel
initialization. Debugging this clearly shows that these are IDE
specific interrupts which
Leann Ogasawara: 2.6.27 seems to fix this bug for me.
The system is a Dell Inspiron 530s with Dell BIOS 1.0.5 which exhibits this bug
in Hardy when using the 2.6.24 kernels.
I couldn't find 2.6.27 in official repos, but found release candidate 3 of
2.6.27 for hardy here:
Intrepid Ibex on a Vostro 200 here. I just got the 2.6.27-1-generic
kernel via update-manager, no special action taken. This kernel, as well
as the 2.6.26 kernel boots fine with disks set to IDE mode. I tried only
once before going back to RAID and didn't check the install CD.
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The Ubuntu Kernel Team is planning to move to the 2.6.27 kernel for the
upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10 release. As a result, the kernel team would
appreciate it if you could please test this newer 2.6.27 Ubuntu kernel.
There are one of two ways you should be able to test:
1) If you are comfortable
I booted a Dell Vostro 200 with BIOS set to IDE 7 times with 2.6.26
kernel and it booted without problems each time. I can't say if there is
a lot of interrupt, but I can't reproduce the initial bug which
prevented the computer from booting.
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Saïvann: I have a Hardy install that only failed once every 15 or 20
boots. It hasn't failed since adding the all_generic_ide option.
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Mario: I'm not seeing a large number of interrupts with 2.6.26-5-server
on my DELL Inspiron 530 with the BIOS mode set to RAID - does the large
number of interrupts occur in the non-RAID BIOS configuration?
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Yes, I tried Ubuntu Intrepid live cd, and works fine. Kernel says in my
Dell Vostro 401 that there is a problem in IRQ19 and recommend use
irqpoll in grub boot options, but boot fine without problems.
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A root cause to this issue has been found; The BIOS Is leaving an
interrupt open to be serviced when handing off control to the OS. The
uhci_hcd module shares the same interrupt line and disables the handler
before the IDE interrupt is serviced.
In kernel 2.6.26 this issue doesn't occur in the
I have the same error with a new DELL Vostro 401. I couldn't boot with
any Live CD. No boot with ubuntu, and knoppix in any version. But at six
time Ubuntu boot, but on new reboot fails again. I put all_generic_ide
floppy=off irqpoll after -- in boot options and my Dell Vostro boot
perfect all
Can anyone else confirm that changing the BIOS 'SATA Mode' option to
RAID prevents Windows from booting ?
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Fabián Rodríguez : It is only the case when Windows is not pre-
configured from the installation to support SATA and AHCI. If windows is
not properly installed and don't have the drivers to support it, then it
crashes on a BSOD because it is not able to access the drives.
Dell computers with
I shall try all_generic_ide without =1. Thanks!
I have tried it. No effect.
I have a dual-boot PC with WinXP and Ubuntu.
The trick with RAID setting works good only for Ubuntu. It starts,
sleeps and wakes up all right. But the Windows fails to start.
But the all_generic_ide option helps only it
Hi Everybody!
I have DELL Inspiron 530.
Have had the bug described.
Have tried the all_generic_ide=1 option at kernel startup - it helps to start.
But!
But when the PC goes into Standby state, the problem is back at wake-up. The PC
must be always ON, never sleep.
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@Zverinas, it's not all_generic_ide=1, it's all_generic_ide only.
Another update to this issue, if I may. I had another customer this morning
with a 530N system upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04.1 LTS which wouldn't fully
boot after the upgrade.
Changing the BIOS setting of Integrated Peripherials -
Hello Fabian,
I shall try all_generic_ide without =1. Thanks!
Regarding the RAID mode instead SATA:
I wonder how people talk about switching to RAID, because RAID uses mirroring
and with 2 drives the total volume is decreasing twice, then. This solution is
not good, I suspect...
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Am 16.07.2008 um 15:40 schrieb Zverynas:
I wonder how people talk about switching to RAID, because RAID uses
mirroring and with 2 drives the total volume is decreasing twice,
then.
RAID at the BIOS level neither requires mirroring nor a second
drive. It appears to be more like Native
The RAID BIOS change worked great. The computer looks for raid, doesn't find
anything, then starts up like normal without the issues. Thanks Fabian. I
definitely appreciate you help a lot.
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Here is a screenshot of this bug on my system. This was taken right
after startup, but kept going. This error showed up with the latest
kernels in both 32 and 64 bit versions.
http://ping.fm/p/vJAO5
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We had an issue with a system taking a long time to boot, having the following
error:
WARNING: synchronous SCSI scan failed without making any progress.
Adding the all_generic_ide option worked.
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Some experimentation on my Dell Inspiron 530 shows the following:
Booting with controller set to RAID mode:
- boots OK without the need for the all_generic_ide parameter
- read speed: 64.0 MB/s
- write speed: 51.4 MB/s
Booting with controller set to IDE mode:
- requires
Just to add that in RAID mode I was running from the same single disk as
used when in IDE mode - so RAID mode is OK for single disk users in a
non-RAID disk configuration.
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Besides the established fact that it's a very good work around to the
storage controller initialization loop hang, does anyone know what
*exactly* the all_generic_ide parameter does when passed to the kernel
at boot when the system has the storage controler set in IDE mode
(default for single HDD
As I look for a fix for my new [duo core] Vostro, I find you folks have
similar issues. Amazing how much time and effort is being spent out
there for years!
You maybe interested in details [that go unresponded] with bug 32123
[they have no interest!] and 223656.
Setting to 'all_generic_ide' does
Am 12.06.2008 um 17:14 schrieb Bob Gotthardt:
Setting to 'all_generic_ide' does work! Glad I don't have to use any
RAID or mirroring.
As the Windows XP shipped on the Dells already comes with RAID
drivers, I prefered to switch to this mode. It works with both OSs
and a single drive just
Please don't use launchpad for any comments that does not help
developers, launchpad should be used to provide technical informations
concerning bugs to help developers to fix them (this is a kind reminder,
of course ;) ). Thanks for your participation.
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I don't know if it is this option or the kernel, but X is very slow
(even if compiz deactivated)...
lshw -C video
WARNING: you should run this program as super-user.
*-display UNCLAIMED
description: VGA compatible controller
product: Radeon HD 2400 XT
vendor: ATI
Please fix this some way as switching to SATA or RAID mode makes Windows
Vista and Windows XP unbootable. Not exactly user friendly.
As I understand it, using all_generic_ide makes disk performance drop
significantly.
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OK I found what was my problem : in /boot/grub/menu.lst, i've wrote :
# kopt_2_6_24=all_generic_ide
This is not enough ! this is right :
# kopt_2_6_24=root=UUID=f5f20edc-6383-4d7c-b360-ddbed78b03d3 ro irqpoll
all_generic_ide
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This morning I had a ata1.00 : revalidation failed (errno=5)
I've set all_generic_ide and it solved my pb.
1 hour ago, I've rebooted my workstation, and booting stopped after probing
USB, without any kind of message
I've set all_generic_ide + irqpoll = nothing
i've set irqpoll = nothing
There appears to be a relatively easy workaround for this issue, which
is to change the BIOS disk mode setting from IDE to SATA. Any patch for
this is likely to affect core kernel disk code which will make
qualification for an SRU next to impossible.
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Tim Gardner : But we can't set the status to Won't Fix in linux, maybe
that it cannot apply for a SRU and that it has a workaround (unknown for
most of people) but it's still an issue which should be fixed, maybe in
the next development release.
I set back the status to Triaged and according to
Tim: You haven't got it quite right, I think. My experience is that you
need to change the SATA setting from IDE to RAID.
It is, as you say, a relatively easy workaround; but a number of people
appear worried about whether making that change will do damage, wipe
their hard disks, etc.
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Perhaps there are systems out there where you can choose between IDE and
SATA. But my BIOS just knows about the two settings IDE and RAID. So,
the big question is: what is going to happen if I set the disk mode to
RAID? Perhaps I wouldn't care if I had just one drive in my computer,
but having two
also some BIOSes like Dell's Vostro 200 doesn't have a SATA option, only
IDE or RAID
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7.10 works fine in IDE mode on the same machine that 8.04 chokes on
(Dell Vostro 200), so isn't that considered a bug, no matter if there
exists a workaround? Isn't the idea behind Ubuntu that it should work
out of the box?
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Thanks all for your participation but please avoid discussion here, only
provide informations that you think that might be useful for developers.
Too much comments makes it more difficult for developers to works on it.
I'll update the description of the bug to contains more informations
about the
** Description changed:
When configuring the SATA drive in IDE mode for the Dell Inspiron 530,
the Gutsy 20071016.1 alternate installer doesn't detect the drive. So,
it just fails with the error message: No root file system is defined.
As mentionned in the syslog file, I tried booting
I manager to fix this issue completely on Monday on my Dell Inspiron
530s with the help of the following thread.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765195page=7
I simply added all_generic_ide floppy=off irqpoll after the -- as
suggested and was able to boot and install from the Live CD.
this thread is maybe also related to this problem:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765195
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I can confirm a similar problem with 8.04 Hardy (LTSP Server) on Dell Vostro
200.
Had to use the 'all-generic-ide' boot option to boot.
I used hyphens - does it work the same with underscores (as quoted above)
rather than hyphens?
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Forgot to mention - I left the SATA mode at IDE.
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been already confirmed or describing workarounds that has been already
described, keeping the bug reports short and relevant is the best way to
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Konom's solution from linux.dell.com worked perfectly with 8.04
(2.6.24-16-generic). I never had this problem with the 2.6.22 kernel.
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As Greg says above, there are 2 ways round this problem: adding
all_generic_ide to GRUB or switching from IDE to RAID. Both work for
me, whereas if I do neither my Inspiron 530 won't boot with Hardy. But
are there any advantages/disadvantages to doing one rather than the
other? I've settled on
I don't know if this is the exact same issue but I managed to fix
Ubuntu 8.04 on my Dell Inspiron 530 by first switching to RAID, so I
could boot into Ubuntu, then forcing the SATA driver to load before USB
driver by following the instructions at this site:
Oops, I forgot to say that it worked after I switched back to IDE after
doing the above
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@Konom: that recipe forces loading ata_piix before USB. But the thing
is that inspirons 530 (at least mine) comes with ICH9 chipset, so the
right driver should be the more advanced AHCI, which will use all the
advanced capabilities in the ICH9...
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This bug is not recorded as needing to be fixed in linux-source-2.6.24
(Ubuntu) - that means, I won't be able to run ubuntu on my computer, right?
Setting the drive to raid is not an option, since I have windows installed, two
identical drives, and no confidence the data would survive switching
I am in the same hardware situation as axel except I also have a
working 7.10 setup in IDE mode with very important data on the 2nd drive
(a Perforce depot). I am not sure but won't the RAID mode wipe the 2nd
HDD with a mirror of the 1st?
Other newbie question: how can we check if this bug has
Yes, count me in as a potential brand new Ubuntu user that has been
stopped dead in my tracks. My Inspiron 530s came loaded with Vista and
I have it all nicely configured.
This sounds like a fixable issue. Given that I have no running version
of Ubuntu to update, I will have to wait for a fix
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I can confirm this bug on my Dell Inspiron 530n (the FreeDOS version).
Booted happily on Gutsy, but would not boot after upgrading to Hardy
release version via update-manager.
Either adding all_generic_ide to GRUB *or* switching the SATA mode in the
BIOS from IDE to RAID allowed it to boot
I used the Release candidate to test this out once more and noticed on
GRUB that the linux kernel version is 2.6.24. 2.6.24-12 and 2.6.24-16
both dont work. it is the same bug.
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i just looked up the version i am using now on 7.10, i use 2.6.22-14 and
have no problems in booting. but 2.6.24-12 and 2.6.24-16 both have this
bug.
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I can confirm this problem with the latest release candidate.
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Sourcepackagename: linux-source-2.6.24 = linux-source-2.6.20
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I confirm the bug on live-CD Ubuntu and Kubuntu RC-1.
By changing IDE - RAID,it works well.
(Dell Inspiron 530, lspci in attachement)
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Thanks for your confirmation. This bug is actually confirmed so we
should not comment here except to provide new relevant informations
about the bug.
peterl : It's sometime possible to put log files in USB drives or other
external medias, but this is probably not necessary here since the bug
is
I can confirm this as well, if it will do any good. i noticed this
around a month ago and hoped that it would be fixed before the Hardy
release, but seeing as we are 3 days away, i dont think that will
happen. i am running a Dell Inspiron 530 with a SATA drive. The boot
process begins and as it
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For me, it works in IDE mode with module ata_piix, but not ahci (which
supposedly would bring better performance..)
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I'm just removing the linux-source-2.6.24 task. Beginning with the
Hardy development cycle the ubuntu kernel source package naming
convention changed from linux-source-2.6.xx to just linux.Sorry for
any confusion. Thanks.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: linux-source-2.6.24 = None
I can confirm: inspiron 530 formatted and installed kubuntu 7.04, then upgrade
to 7.10 then to 8.04 beta and update daily.
Untill I read this page SATA was in EIDE mode and I had many boot failure,
after boot everithing work fine.
I changed bios to raid, in few days i'll update comment with
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Kernel Team (ubuntu-kernel-team)
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Dell Inspiron 530 SATA drive not detected in IDE mode
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153702
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I did notice a strange crash when I rebooted my computer this morning.
I had seen something similar to this, but this is a much more verbose
error. I can't really decipher it, but the crash does reference 'ata' a
lot, so hopefully this is helpful.
** Attachment added: Crash Page 1
** Attachment added: Crash Page 2
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13167887/2.jpg
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Dell Inspiron 530 SATA drive not detected in IDE mode
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153702
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