[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 09/27/2005 03:13:21 AM:
> Hi,
>
> I did dmesg | tail it says ...
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> dmesg | tail >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> f6 != 58
> f7 != 59
> f8 != 58
> f9 != 59
> fa != 58
> fb != 59
> fc != 58
> fd != 59
> fe != 58
> Freshmaker failed register test
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
The only time I've seen this it has been on a PCI 2.1 computer. On a PCI 2.2 computer, I did not see this. It also was a early TDM board. If you have a pre-Rev F board, you may want to swap it for a newer one. I am pretty sure that this error was fixed by moving from an earlier board to a Rev F. I have a Rev H now, with no issues.
I have not been following this thread closely. Which chipset does your motherboard use? For the record, none of the desktop or server Intel 440-series support PCI 2.2. (Technically, a single mobile chipset, the 440MX, does support PCI 2.2) However, all of the 800-series chipsets do.
The easy way to figure this out for Intel chipsets is: 1) Does the motherboard use slot processors? If so, it's PCI 2.1. 2) Does the motherboard support 133MHz PIII processors? If so, you're possibly PCI 2.2. 3) Pentium 4 chipsets are all PCI 2.2.
I have no idea what other non-Intel chipsets support PCI 2.2.
Reference: http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/mature/450_440.htm
http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/mature/index.htm
Tim Massey
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