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> Latest working kernel version:2.6.23
> Earliest failing kernel version:2.6.25
> Distribution:Arch Linux, Pardus, OpenSuSe 11.0, gOS etc..
> Hardware Environment:MSI VR330 Laptop (AMD Sempron 3600+ 2gb 667mhz kingston
> DDR2 RAM, Nvidia Go6100, Realtek ALC883 Sound card, Ralink rt73 wireless
> adapter)
Hi,
I have the same laptop, with exact same configuration except CPU is AMD Sempron
3500+ with 1gb ram.
In my case, the lockups occur even with 2.6.22, so (at least for me) it doesn't
seem like a regression on 2.6.25.
I've just found a spanish thread where a user comments he has run (on this
laptop) Ubuntu 7.04 without problems, but that on 7.10 he had to set acpi=off
boot option.
http://www.psicofxp.com/forums/gnu-linux.50/737610-instalar-fedora-en-notebook-msi-drivers.html
So I'm right now installing kernel 2.6.20 , (the Feisty-stock one) to test, and
will report here the results.
I'm really interested in getting to the root of this issue, since I'm pretty
happy with kernel performance/compatibility on this laptop... except for the
acpi problem.
> Software Environment:
> Problem Description:Computer hard locks at any time. Many different
> distrubitons made this. Not only the X server, when i boot from terminal it's
> locked in terminal also. When i boot the distro with "acpi=off" parameter
> there's no locking.
I'm confirming these informations. Lock-ups have ocurred anywhere from an hour
after booting, up to a couple of days uptime. Even with X server not running.
acpi=off solves the problem. Tried disabling the powernow_k8 module (cpu
scaling) without positive results.
Still haven't tried compiling the processor driver as built-in, i understand
you refer to this module: kernel/drivers/acpi/processor.ko
Thanks a lot both of you!
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