yo lovely devs, please include this tiny patch, lotsa people miss their
scrobblin experience ^^
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well I also solved this, if the session type is that xclient script it didnt
work, but by selecting GNOME or KDE directly it works very fine !
Maybe that Xclient script thingy is a leftover from earlier versions, so sorry
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AFAIK systems which are capable of running in 64bit (and actually
running in 64bit mode) make no problems, but for 32bit you need the idle
patch AND (for 2.6.27 kernel) do the tweak in
arch/x86/kernel/acpi/boot.c I've mentioned abve.
But then, everything works just fine, except ATI graphics but
Hi Jan, which Laptop Model you have ?
Seems that CPU/Chipset is identical... if youre familiar with compiling your
own Kernel, you could try the processor_idle.patch uploaded by me, but if you
dont have a Compaq 6715s you need to apply the DMI_* strings in the patch
before applying.
For 2.6.27
I can confirm this
on my laptop, I can login my normal account, but when I try to use the
guest login or the one of a friend of mine I can only see the mouse
curser on a black screen.
Im using fglrx instead of the radeon one but I think this doesnt matter
for this issue.
greets
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Greetings,
adding the nolapic_timer parameter leads to system freeze/blank screen during
boot before getting to init :-(
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See my answer here: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11416#c3
In short: max_cstate=2 works fine on the first look but re-introduce random
system freezes which were avoided by booting with noapic.
Maybe SOMEONE ELSE THAN ME could find out more or even different results ;-)
greets, Matze
Hello again
Ive tested the 2.6.27-2 and the issue remains. Without the noapic kernel
parameter the HDD seems to have normal speed, but the fan is constantly running
on fastest (and loudest) spped and system hangs up while Loading Hardware
Drivers
With the noapic parameter the system boots
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The suggested processor.max_cstate=1 parameter seems to be unknown,
but here is the dmesg.log
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okay, I figured out what J-B was up to and made this small patch...
compiled my custom 2.6.26.2 with it and it works like a charm
*HAPPY*
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Hello, I've tested the latest Intrepid kernel (2.6.26-5) but it didn't
helped :( The noapic parameter didn't helped, like in a vanilla 2.6.26
I'm currently running 2.6.26 on my Notebook with a patched
processor_idle.c, as mentioned above I found my Hardware working fine
during the 2.6.25
Thanx Philipp !!
Hint: Its enough to update libpurple0 from his PPA to fix this problem ^^
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Its fixed upstreamt, running 2.6.25-rc7 on my notebook and it works very well
(if booting with noapic).
Bad is that they ruined it somewhere between rc7 and now.
I could try to find the patch which solved this problem, but I doubt any dev
would care, because it seems it was reverted because it
I have the same problem on my Compaq 6715s, but I tested Kernel 2.6.24-rc3 and
it looks like this bug is fixed there !
Maybe this affects the Pavilion series too !
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Exactly the same problem with a HP 6715s on gutsy ! Without the noapic option,
screen turns black during boot and nothing happens.
With noapic it runs (almost) stable, but it breaks Sleep/Hibernate.
Interesting is, that on feisty this problem didnt exists for me.
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I own the same Laptop (difference: CPU AMD Semperon 3600+ 32bit only)
and can confirm this problem !
hdparm -tT /dev/sda says this (no c/p because i am on my other PC now) :
cached readings: 1206 MB in 2 sec. = 602 MB/s
buffered readings: 8 MB in 1,4 sec. = 1,8 MB/s (--- bad :( )
I can add that
sorry, but I forgot to mention that this problem is present on gutsy too
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