> Append > -B immu-enable=false > to the end of the kernel$ line in the GRUB menu. > From what I have seen, even disabling IOMMU will not > still allow the > ystem to boot because there is another problem with > ehci (USB > controller driver). > The BIOS in my ACER is crippled and will not allow > any USB settings to > be toggled, so until we have ehci driver fixes, we > cant boot opensolaris.
Yes, I agree with all of that. When I reboot with: '-B immu-enable=false,disable-ehci=true' it doesn't panic and reboot, but it goes into maintenance mode. At that point I can get a root shell and look around. Is there anything more I can do to debug this problem? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
