hirakendu das wrote: > Ok, I am right now trying with laptop_mode disabled - yes I do start > it in my init scripts. Also, I have disabled pcmcia and yenta_socket > in modules.blacklist. Hope that works, but I have little hope, since I > still get those "tsc marked unstable" messages. >
I still get "tsc unstable" messages, they don't seem to be the cause of the problem. > Btw, how long do you run you notebook at a stretch? Because I have > seen this problem come back after even 2 days. (I guess I mentioned > earlier too.) So I'll probably declare it dead only if it doesn't > happen after more than a couple of days of uptime. > I only reboot when necessary. My notebook is usually up between 4 days and two weeks at a time. The phantom interrupts have never reappeared after I sorted it out. I started debugging the problem on a 2.6.21.x. Now I'm on 2.6.22.x. The problem was equally visible on both of those kernel revs. > If this problem is solved, I would be one happy soul. This is just one > last problem thats haunting me. Even yesterday, I tried downgrading to > a really old bios from hp but it didn't help. By and large, I know its > just something between acpi and smp ;). Anyway, for the moment, I am > pretty content with no C2/C3 at all. I don't care about those extra 1 > or 2 watts (my noteboook anyway gives just 1.5 hours :p). > I agree. I was very frustrated with the problem. _______________________________________________ Power mailing list [email protected] http://www.bughost.org/mailman/listinfo/power
