On 2011/10/21 07:15, PP;P5P:QP0P=P4Q P/P=QP0QQP: wrote: > On 17.10.2011 22:50, Alexander Polakov wrote: > >* aLEKSANDR qN^ARUK<[email protected]> [111017 22:22]: > >>Thanks for your outstanding work! > >Attachments are stripped here, please put it on some image hosting or > >(better) type the message by hand.
> Kernel panic image here: > http://www.freeimagehosting.net/0934b > Sorry, i don't know how to save install output to txt file, thats why > i did photo. You don't need to save the output to txt, just type it in... Here is a summary : amd64 MP nearly -current (6 oct) "panic: pci_make_tag: bad request" shortly after the "ioapic0 at mainbus0" or "acpimcfg0 at acpi0" attach line. > Ubuntu dmesg available at: > http://pastebin.ca/2090961 This is no help. > Also i did update my ALiveNF6G-VSTA BIOS to v.2.20. Same error at install. > > 21.10.2011 UPDATE: > I tryed to load bsd.mp at install, and after kernel panic there was > ability to enter dmesg, trace and pic commands. > > Screenshots here: > http://www.freeimagehosting.net/65f81 Is this a joke? > http://www.freeimagehosting.net/f1fce > http://www.freeimagehosting.net/65d5c OK these two are slightly more useful - a backtrace with the following functions in the stack: panic pci_make_tag acpi_gasio aml_rwgas aml_rwfield aml_eval aml_parse You need to get the system working enough that we can get some more details. First have you tried i386 and see if that works? If not then try disabling acpi to help debug. From the boot loader prompt, trry "boot -c" then "disable acpi" and "quit". If this lets it boot, you can still expect some problems (some devices may not work) but maybe it is good enough to get more details. If you can boot and install the system, fetch the acpi tables: # acpidump -o alivenf6g # tar czf alivenf6g.tar.gz alivenf6g.* Then see if you can copy this tar.gz file somewhere (via mounting a usb stick, ftp, scp, email, even moving the hard drive to another machine - whatever you can think of). Then upload it somewhere and post the URL.
