For the sake of posterity, I'm posting this solution:
When I checked the server, the PnP OS option in the BIOS was set to
"No". Changing the option to "Yes" and rebooting has solved the problem.
On 12/8/2011 10:58 AM, Brent Davidson wrote:
I am still having issues with the error message
Dec 7 14:25:06 servername kernel: FXO PCI Master abort
filling up my log files. I've temporarily managed a work around by
having the message log emptied every 10 minutes, but this is not a
permanent solution.
I expanded my google search to simple "kernel pci master abort" and
came across a couple of sites recommending that the BIOS option "PnP
OS" be set to "No" to solve these problems. Does anyone have any
experience with this and think this might actually help? (The problem
server is in a remote office and I don't want to make the 2 hour drive
until I'm sure I have a solution.)
Thanks,
Brent
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