* zhu shi song [EMAIL PROTECTED] [021009 15:56]:
I compile acpi into the kernel. When the kernel
booting,
through doc , acpi error. When I boot it from bios ,
it's ok.
I'm using cvs freebios, linux-2.4.18.
who met the problem?
LinuxBIOS does not provide ACPI tables at the moment.
* Bari Ari [EMAIL PROTECTED] [021009 16:03]:
in message [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
LinuxBIOS was designed to use Linux to boot the OS of choice.
So was PPCBoot, but without excluding the resto of the world.
Neither does LinuxBIOS.. It can load plan9 and winCE afaik.
It uses some
Hi,
I work with a couple small clusters of
Dell PC's, and I'm wondering if someone would
be able to give me an educated guess as to whether or
not LinuxBIOS will work out of the box for these PC's.
I've looked at the supported mb list, and they don't
seem to be listed, but maybe...
Hi all,
I'm pretty sure this question has already been asked a thousand times, but
I'd just like to know the status of the LinuxBios support on the VIA Mini-ITX
motherboards (typically C3-based). I've seen things like mainboard/via/epia,
src/northbridge/via/vt8601, src/southbridge/via/vt8231 or
Hi all,
I'm pretty sure this question has already been asked a thousand times, but
I'd just like to know the status of the LinuxBios support on the VIA Mini-ITX
motherboards (typically C3-based). I've seen things like mainboard/via/epia,
src/northbridge/via/vt8601,
On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Billy Mullins wrote:
What are the factors that play into whether or
not you can use LinuxBIOS out of the box(maybe
that is in a faq somewhere)? For example, just
the chipset, strange motherboard quirks, etc...
send me an lspci.
Dell has not been helpful however.
I
Justin,
I'm pretty sure this question has already been asked a thousand times, but
I'd just like to know the status of the LinuxBios support on the VIA Mini-ITX
motherboards (typically C3-based). I've seen things like mainboard/via/epia,
src/northbridge/via/vt8601,
Neil has a very interesting point, and it does bring up the cache as ram
issue again.
Neil, my only question is, did you test this MTRR approach on lots of
CPUs. My impression is that it is not guaranteed to work.
thanks
ron
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