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Hello from across the Linux universe. I'm a Gentoo user, and in my quest
to solve a 2.6.28 problem I saw this bug report. I thought I'd give you
guys what I know so far and the Ubuntu devs can do with it what they
want.
XSCALE causes a crash very early in boot on 2.6.28 kernels:
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For the .27 kernel boots here are some log files
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Booting is hanging at the same stage for me as David Marsden
If I boot on the .27 kernel I get a lot of IRQ warnings similar to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/329766
Started a thread on the Ubuntu forum -
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1145427 - where I plan to
I also get the same IRQ warnings, but I had those with other kernels on
Intrepid, Hardy, too:
IRQ_DISABLED set
unexpected IRQ trap at vector 9b
irq 155, desc: c04a0b00, depth: 1, count: 0, unhandled: 0
-handle_irq(): c0177390, handle_bad_irq+0x0/0x2a0
-chip(): c0477180, no_irq_chip+0x0/0x40
Just tried booting with upgraded kernel headers 2.6.28-12, but still no
joy.
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This concurs with my experience on my Dell M2010.
I have been trying to boot up from the live CD/DVD of Ubuntu, Kubuntu
and Xubuntu and get the freeze a moment after I select ‘Try Without any
changes to your computer’. And yes I also tried putting the CD images on
DVD disks.
The error code given
Having the same issue on my toshiba satellite (older model).
Switch to 2.6.27-11 in grub then it boots.
Logs give no indicator of 2.6.28-11 ever booting, nothing in the logs
until older kernel was selected.
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I am having what seems to be an identical problem.
MSI K9N SLI Platinum motherboard with AMD 64 Dual Core Processor.
Upgraded to Jaunty on Thursday and cannot boot to 2.6.28-11 or 2.6.27-11. I am
currently booting into kernel 2.6.24-22.
Normal boot leads to hang at 'starting up...' attempted
I switched motherboard and now it works perfect(ASUS P5B Vista edition). What
is more interesting is that I can boot with the old motherboard with another
setup (before Asus P5W DH + Q9400 + 4870 and now Core 2 duo 6750 + X1800GT)
I tried switching off the horrible jMicron. It might have
Asus p5vd2-mx motherboard here, also unable to boot, kernel 2.6.27-14
works without parameters, (did see some irq vendor ?? code fill up my
screen) to get 2.6.28 working i had to start with acpi=off nolapic
noapic parameters..
Now resulting in auto harware (resolution) detection failure for my
I don't understand why nobody cares about it, this is a critical bug...
Jaunty should even not have been released missing this feature.
Can't install it on an ICH9R array (Gigabyte P35 DS3-R), same errors as
the ones reported before.
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I have a boot problem with the 2.6.28-11 generic of ubuntu 9.04
following update of 8.10. I have a Toshiba satellite A210 with amd64
dual core. On boot I receive a message that the hard disk does not exist
but the uuid string is exactly the same as for the 2.6.27 kernel, which
boots without
In fact the boot is not picking up my usb harddisk from which I run
ubuntu. Oddly enough I don't have this problem with 2.6.27-11. If I
unpluf and replug the disk, I can then continue the boot to the console.
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no news here, and it seems not so much people in the dev world feel
concerned by our problem.
Yes, it's somehow disappointing.
We try to give back some feedback to the developers and want to help to make
Jaunty better, but nobody seems to care.
But maybe we are simply on the wrong list.
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Hi.
I can't boot the 2.6.28 kernel either.
My kernel panic says: Kernel Panic - can't sync - killing Init! and then
everything freezes.
Can jmicron cause this? I've shut the jmicron chipset off in my BIOS. Using the
ASUS BZ RAIDthing on the motherboard.
I use the P5W DH motherboard along with a
I have a similar, if not the same, problem.
Also running an Asus motherboard - P5VD2-MX - the Jaunty Beta Live CD
and Alternate install cd don't recognise my hard-drive at all so could
not install. When running the Live CD, it mounts my external backup
drive, but not my hard-drive. Hard-drive
still nothing new from a dev ?
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I bootet with all these parameters together:
nosmp pci=noacpi acpi=off noacpi noapic nolapic
It makes no difference. The machine hangs at the same point.
Do you think I have to try these parameters alone or some permutations?
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Thanks.
Another test:
Boot with nosmp
Googling around i found that it can be a bug related to preemption (but
AFAIK you can't disable it at boot, you need to recompile the whole
kernel)
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I can confirm this bug.
After updating from intrepid I cannot boot the current kernel 2.6.28-11-generic.
When resetting the PC I get:
Grub loading stage 1.5
Boot from (hd0,0) ext3 08dd... (the uuid)
Starting up ...
Then it stops.
Luckily it boots with the older kernel
Could you please try what I posted in #19 and #22 ?
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nosmp don't work for me.
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Could you please try to boot 2.6.28 with:
pci=noacpi acpi=off noacpi noapic nolapic
Thanks.
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Nothing, it does the same thing, whatever I put in boot option, the only way to
have something is to put earlyprintk=vga,keep.
I attach to pictures, the first, the blinking starting up, the second, the only
thing I saw with earlyprintk, because it scroll to fast to have something else,
and
Can you please do the following:
1) Try a boot with jaunty's latest 2.6.28 kernel
2) Hard reset the system a couple minutes after lock-up
3) Boot a working kernel (2.6.29 maybe?)
4) Post a .tar.gz of
- /var/log/kern.log.*
- /var/log/dmesg*
- /var/log/syslog*
Maybe there's something useful in
I will do that, ok, but, I have check the logs, and there's no log I
have found relative to the 2.6.28 kernel, just the logs about working
kernel.
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Ok, I join the logs, but I read it, and as you can see, there's only reference
to the working kernels, no mention of the 2.6.28.
I check all the logs, even the gz ones, and there's nowhere mention of the
2.6.28.
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I search for boot options, and find earlyprintk, it write some stuff on
the screen, but so fast, did somebody know how have it in a file ? or if
it go in a file already, what file?
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To help devs find out whats wrong, you should try running Arch Linux
stock 2.6.28 kernel (as edward said it worked for him) on ubuntu. Just
download the kernel26-2.6.28.7-2-i686.pkg.tar.gz and copy the relevant
files (modules kernel) to the right location. You will have to rebuild
the initrd and
Has I say, but it's not clear I suppose, the arch 2.6.28 kernel don't boot at
all. so ..
And I dont have the same problem than edward, because for him it start to
boot, for me, it don't load-boot, nothing happen instead of a blinking cursor,
even if I remove quiet and splash, nothing.
I have the strange feeling of talking to myself in this bugreport,
edward, does the new kernel work for you?
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I gave up on Jaunty for now. I'm running Arch's stock 2.6.28 kernel
with no problems.
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Ok, thanks, I will give a try to arch.
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and ...
booting the kernel ..
blinking cursor.
It confirmes what I think, I'm the only one in the world trying to boot the
2.6.28 kernel serie with this hardware, impossible to know what happen because
theres nothing just blinking cursor, how frustrating, what have
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