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Hi everyone ,
Just had to make a comment,so many people having problems with ubuntu! Im
having trouble understanding that,really...My experience has been different,my
first linux was a redhat ver.2.6 or something,back when win98se was big,still
my fav windows but thats a diff story,...Now im
This bug persists in Hardy Heron on my Acer 5051 AWXMi laptop.
A closely related issue is the Bug #174231 launched by me. I found that this
bug turned out to be a very close in nature to Bug #116734.
I am adding my latest comment for Bug #116734 below for convenience
I have checked with
Hello,
this bug has been solved for me in archlinux (quite vanilla) with kernel
2.6.25. My wireless card works now. I looked at the dmesg-messages and I
have the impression that ACPI has been improved. I noticed that the
kernel detected a bug in my ACPI-tables or so and corrected it. Not sure
if
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And by the way, Hardy didn't help.
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I have the same problem. Only, this is not harmless, it prevents my
wireless from working (or so i think). Region 7 an 8 of bridge
:00:1c.3 are affected and that is consistent with what hal tells me
from my wireless pci card.
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Please see the bootcharts for my laptop: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootCharting
Search for PCI warnings, you'll find two images: one for gusty and one for
hardy. My laptop is in I/O state for the first 15 seconds. Usually this is max
5 secs.
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Please see the bootcharts for my laptop: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootCharting
Search for PCI warnings, you'll find two images: one for gusty and one for
hardy. My laptop is in I/O state for the first 15 seconds. Usually this is max
5 secs.
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It will be in the Alpha 5 release (which is due on Feb. 21st).
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Hello all.
Well, I misinterpreted this bug seemingly. For me too, this bug isn't
fixed! This is a big problem with linux. It prevents me from using
hardware that should be functional (rt61pci-module). I could use it in
the past, but from a certain point I started getting this message and
now my
I understand that, for those which face noticeable hardware problems,
this is no real fix. The messages are just an indication of the real
problem (mostly some BIOS that has a broken ACPI setup). However there
were also many who saw these messages during boot but didn't have
problems because the
But everyone still has the 10 second delay. It's just that during thos
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(sorry .. pressed send before I could finish the message)
It's just that you don't see anything during those 10 seconds
On Feb 18, 2008 4:52 PM, Pradeep Varadarajan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But everyone still has the 10 second delay. It's just that during thos
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But everyone still has the 10 second delay.
I'm not sure what delay you are referring to. I see one of these
warnings on bootup, but I don't experience any delay, and I haven't
found anything that isn't working correctly because of this error.
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This bug is about hiding the msgs from the console, so it IS fixed.
Fixing the cause is a different kettle of fish.
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My bug which I reported was concerning the problem related to the message,
not the message itself. My bug report was then merged with another bug as it
was the same bug and it has now been solved. If the problem has been
solved, it must mean that the error message isn't related to a real problem.
now it's ok.. no msg during boot.
..but my problem is still there. :P
in kern.log:
PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for :01:00.0
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This bug isn't even fixed. The warning is just hidden. You still have that
awkward 10 second delay when the OS starts up.
If you don't want to fix the problem, leave the bug as Won't fix. Fix
released is misleading.
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Fix released (last commit on Mon Feb 11 19:36:54 2008 +)
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You are now my personal hero. :P Thanks!
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Take another look at your logs. I bet they are still there, they just
don't show up during boot.
http://groups.google.com/group/linux.kernel/browse_thread/thread/98291cc5f75efec/2125e2b2560ed195?lnk=stq=cannot+allocate+resource+region#2125e2b2560ed195
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Since all other messages have already lowered to warnings, I don't see
any reason to lower those as well.
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I'm using hardy with 2.6.24-7-generic kernel on a Toshiba Satellite M30-801
I still have this msg during boot:
PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for :01:00.0
same problem with feisty and gutsy.
I think this is why my tv-out isn't working.
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sure they are there. The whole issue here is to hide them from showing
up on the console.
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Today I powered the thing on, :)no errors.
Ubuntu/linux is great.
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Alright, I have now updated to 2.6.24-7-generic and the allocation
message is gone. The only thing that is showing up before usplash is one
line:
PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for :01:00.0
Could that line be lowered safely? As far as I can tell, nothing is
broken.
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That msg is known as a bug since like two years and filed here on LP
many times. I think they don't know how to fix it...
Just teasing! :P
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That is so irritating.
Tho days ago, everything was fine, now after updating my system(update icon in
systray lised only important security updates), errors come back again:confised:
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Please clarify, is this message still showing up on the console or just
in the message log/dmesg? It shouldn't show up on the console but it
will show up in the other places. This is intentional.
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I updated to the latest 2.6.24-5 kernel-image in Gutsy, and I am still
getting the same PCI: Cannot allocate resource region messages.
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It is showing up on startup, right before usplash kicks in.
It also shows up in dmesg, but that is to be expected, I know. The point
would be to have it only log to messages and not show up before usplash.
On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 13:56 +, Stefan Bader wrote:
Please clarify, is this message
This bug is fixed in Ubuntu 7.10, thnx
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For now I committed a patch that lowers the visibility of that message as
well.
I hate to bother you, but with the 2.6.24-6.10 version generic image the
messages are still not gone. Maybe you didn't lower the importance enough?
This seems to be tricky stuff?
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[Alessio Igor Bogani]
* rt: Synced with upstream, removed old kvm related patches and updated
configurations files.
[Chuck Short]
* SAUCE: Enable Xen
[Soren Hansen]
*
For now I committed a patch that lowers the visibility of that message
as well. This doesn't help the problem behind that. The BIOS still
messes something up. But this seems to be often the case without
problems in Linux. Long term there should be a way to make users aware
of those issues without
No, the original bug is still not fixed. Comment #21
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/159241/comments/21)
was not related to it.
With the -5 kernel I still get the messages in question:
[ 28.446142] PCI: Cannot allocate resource region 7 of bridge :00:1c.0
[
Stefan, this seems to revolve around the pnpacp: exceeded... message.
Please set the severity of this printk to something more reasonable,
like KERN_WARNING. Thanks
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The message level has ben lowered to warning.
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This bug was fixed in the package linux - 2.6.24-5.8
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* rt: Update to 2.6.24-rc8-rt1
* rt: Update configuration files
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* Asix: fix breakage caused in 2.6.24-rc7
* Add CONFIG_CPUSETS to
hi
i have just upgraded from gutsy to hardy alpha 3however during initial boot
process it hangs with this message
pnpacpi:execeeded the max number of memory resources. 12
then it tries splash screen with different resolutions and its dead.
or it takes me to initramfs screen..
what do i do
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I am experiencing this issue with my laptop (Toshiba Satellite
A215-S7422) as well. Also experiencing intermittent slowdown/lockup
type issues. Not sure if there's a correlation. Thanks!
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$ uname -a
Linux 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Tue Dec 18 08:02:57 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
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I get this on a Sony Vaio SZ650N, Hardy alpha-2:
[ 17.424051] pnpacpi: exceeded the max number of IRQ resources: 2
[ 17.424105] pnpacpi: exceeded the max number of IRQ resources: 2
[ 17.424156] pnpacpi: exceeded the max number of IRQ resources: 2
[ 17.424207] pnpacpi: exceeded the max
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Tried booting with linux-image-2.6.24-2-generic. Did not seem to change
anything for me either.
dmesg attached
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I Confirm this bug on gutsy with linux 2.6.22.14 generic kernel.
Hardware : Sony Vaio VGN-FE11H
First displayed message on boot (right after the grub kernel selection)
:
19.942719] PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for
:01:00.0
[ 19.942783] PCI: Bridge:
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For me the messages are still visible when booting into 2.6.24-1-generic (on a
HP Pavilion dv5188ea [dv5000 series]).
I am attaching dmesg and lspci to this comment.
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Thanks for the update Stephan. I'll have the kernel team take a look.
It also wouldn't hurt if you would reopen the upstream kernel bugzilla
report. And just for future reference, if you could attach your log
files individually rather than as a tarball, it would be much
appreciated. For more
as to Hurdy Heron - the same bugs resides
the new
1. don't work sound card
2.don't work wi-fi card
both are works (!) in 2.6.22.
possible it haven't those drives as old kernel?
and here the NEW KERNEL logs 2.6.24.
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10898622/2.6.24dmesg.log
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Thanks Leann, I will keep this in mind.
I've submitted a comment to the upstream tracker, but I can't reopen the bug
there. I can only leave it as RESOLVED CODE_FIX. Maybe somebody else can do
that.
Just let me know if you need anymore testing or reporting done on this!
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The Hardy Heron kernel was recently uploaded for testing. We'd really
appreciate it if you could try testing with this newer kernel and verify
if this issue still exists. Unfortunately, the Hardy Heron Alpha1
LiveCD was released with the older 2.6.22 kernel. You'll have to
manually install the
During the boot process with Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon; amd64), this is
the last message on screen before it blanks for the entire boot process.
The screen is recovered eventually, only after gdm starts and presents
the login window.
[ 16.813348] PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:[EMAIL
Hello,
I'm no Ubuntu-user (not at home atleast), but using Archlinux with
kernel 2.6.23.1, I can tell you that I still have the mesage. I'll post
it to ther kernel-maillinglist later on maybe.
rt2x00pci - rt2x00pci_probe: Error - PCI request regions failed.
rt61pci: probe of :03:00.0 failed
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Binary package hint: linux-source
This is a tracking bug for looking after all bugs dealing with PCI resource
warnings upon startup.
Please mark all bug reports, concerning this issue as duplicates of this
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+
+ This is present in many systems and not
This (http://chandanthewhiz.wordpress.com/2006/05/08/fc45-hangs-at-
starting-udev/) site suggests that these problems could be solved by
properly designing /etc/pcmcia/config.opts
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I just wanted to add a note that once the Hardy kernel is released these
warnings should not longer appear. Please refer to the following link
regarding this issue (I'll also link this launchpad report to it).
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7917
I enourage everyone to please try the
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