Dan McGhee wrote:
On 8/15/2014 3:48 PM, Douglas R. Reno wrote:
Dan,
I think the situation with the "inappropriate ioctl for device" could
be either because of a programming error in the kernel (Source:
Google) or that your bios update changed something around with the way
the graphics card is integrating with the rest of the system. I would
try recompiling the kernel (like you said) to try and see if it fixes
the issue with the EFI Variables and/or fixes the " inappropriate
ioctl for device" problem. If it doesnt fix the ioctl problem I would
try upgrading the kernel incase something has changed that fixes this
problem.
Douglas R. Reno
Thanks, Douglas. That's what I was thinking, especially since I had
booted that kernel just before I made the changes in Windows.
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