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Title:
BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux
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Title:
BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux
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Title:
BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux
understands, Foxconn
@Darko:
What I meant was that not being able to install or run Ubuntu can not be caused
by this kernel warning, but if you want to avoid the warning you may have to
take a look at your BIOS. Gigabyte sometimes has hidden options that you can
uncover by pressing alt-F1 from the BIOS main screen.
Your BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux
understands almost always means that Cool 'n Quiet has been disabled in
the BIOS. This kernel message also isn't really an error, it just tells
that the kernel will not use CPUFREQ powernow-k8 support because Cool 'n
Quiet has been
UPDATE 2: Sorry, I can't edit the last post and I just remembered
something else.
In my last try to run the 9.10 live environment I pressed TAB to edit
the command and at the end added acpi=off noacpi. Didn't help.
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BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux understands,
UPDATE: I updated to the latest BIOS for my Gigabyte MA78G-DS3H ver1.0
but it didn't help. 9.10 live environments still reboots before the
desktop shows up.
Before the BIOS update I downloaded 8.04 LTS to see it will go. The live
environment runs fine, you can see the desktop and work in it.
Hi all.
I have problem with ACPI_PSS too. I have Gigabyte MA78G-DS3H with 780G.
I am first time Ubuntu user and waited for the 9.10 release. Downloaded
the images, burned the 64bit on CD and booted my PC. Selected the option
to Try Unbuntu first, the black screen with white logo works fine and
Hi Darko
You are posting this in a bug report thread, which is intended to discuss that
particular bug. If you need support, please see here:
http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support
Best,
Leo
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BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux understands,
Foxconn A7GM-S 2.0
Sorry for the long post, I tried to explain everything that I tried. The
bottom line is I can't install 9.10 or 9.04 because of this bug right?
So I don't think the posting is wrong. Maybe just a bit long. :)
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BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux understands,
Foxconn
I put this on the Foxconn feedback page for my incident :
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I have installed the new bios that came available. The bios is still reporting :
Aug 21 22:48:28 home kernel: [ 0.520201] ACPI: PCI Interrupt Routing Table
[\_SB_.PCI0._PRT]
Aug 21 22:48:28 home kernel: [ 0.520487] ACPI:
@Adrian: thanks, it is enabled. I pointed this out to the Foxconn
representatives.
@Ivar. thanks for the update. Let's see how it goes with your upgrade.
Now I found this very relevant (and related) bug report:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/251338
Also this long thread:
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: acpi
I am using a Foxconn A7GM-S 2, with the newest BIOS: ID 872F1P02,
Version 08.00.14 - At boot up, I get the following message:
[5.824140] [Firmware Bug]: powernow-k8: Your BIOS does not provide ACPI
_PSS objects in a way
It may be worth checking whether there's an option to enable Cool 'n
Quiet in the BIOS. Such an option may have been disabled after a BIOS
upgrade.
This is discussed here for a different motherboard with similar symptoms:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7636364
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BIOS does not provide
re #16 : I have created a FAT partition on the harddrive and use a Freedos
Bootdisk.
re #17 : Thanks, this was the reply from the FOXCONN people too, They currently
nderstand it is a BIOS problem and seem to be willing to fix it. I just checked
and there is a new version of the bios (07) (date
Thanks, Ivar!
My request is still on stand-by (from the last time I reported). I may
open a new incident with them, pointing out they left the other one
unanswered. This is very frustrating.
In the meantime, can you flash the mobo in Linux? There is a new BIOS
for my mobo. ASUS mobos typically
I got his reply on 2009/07/09 :
Please flash the BIOS to the previous version (R06)at present,
we'll forward this information to our relative dept.
Patience seems to be a virtue ..
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BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS objects in a way that Linux understands,
Foxconn A7GM-S 2.0
I have tries one of the older kernels i still have running but they do not work
anymore. so it must be the bios upgrade. darn update did not even solve the
(unrelated) problem I had.
I have now also got access to the forum, and i'll try. but they seem quite MS
centric, so i'm afraid I'll end
Same problem with Foxconn A74MX-K Bios dd 07/03/009 (r06) It did work before.
I have updated the Bios, then it stopped working. Restoring the BIOS to the
original (backup) does not help.
I can not say for sure if the BIOS update did or did not coincide with a Kernel
update.
I also send a
Hi Ivar
Regarding your observation: what kernel are you running now? It would be
extremely beneficial if you could go back to an old kernel that works.
What you are saying seems to mean that even if there is a BIOS bug (as
claimed by the kernel acpi devs), scaling used to work for you in Linux.
Hi Everyone
Please see my post #5:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi/+bug/363868/comments/5
This USB boot issue has nothing to do with the powernow-k8 / ACPI bug we
are tracking here. I think it is a bug (and also a regression), and
proposed a workaround in that post, just in
Hi, guys:
I have the same problem when I try to boot from a boot-able USB key and
install a new ubuntu 9.04 system. It drop me to a busy box, and
installation can not continue. I tried i386 and amd64 ISO, it's the same
problem.
My motherboard is JETWAY HA03, used AMD 780G chipset, AMD AlthonX2
Hi, guys:
Sorry I did not read the older post carefully.
It seems, Brian's temporary solution works very well... I don't know
why, but it DID work.
Again, sorry to trouble you guys who's in the mail list.
Best wishes.
Robin.He
2009/05/23
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One work-around I have found to this was alluded to in an earlier email
in t his thread...
It worked for me when this happens.
If on booting your Ubuntu 9.04 release that you've installed on Bootable
USB...
If during the boot process it gets to the Ubuntu splash screen showing the
left/right
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I've encountered the same bug but I'm using the Gigabyte MA78GM-s2h
motherboard, AM2+.
For me I've only seen this if I've created a USB bootable 9.04 image using
either the Ubuntu USB Startup Disk Creator -or- the PenDriveLinux tools.
In either case, using same flash media and procedures, 8.10
Brian, this BIOS bug should not prevent you from booting, it just makes
the powernow-k8 exit with an error, so you don't get cpu scaling. If
you'd like to contribute to the report, please look at the info I
provided above. What matters is the BIOS info. Just to make sure, you
may try this
Leo
Thanks for the email...
First, I'll try turning off ACPI and see if it makes a difference and
will email results later (hate to have to make that change tho to get
this to work - if it does)
Second... so far its ONLY with Jaunty 9.04 that this happens and it does
crash out into the
Ok tried turning off ACPI but no difference.
However, using Jaunty 9.04 as the installed bootable USB flash drive
image... I can now get it to boot IF during the splash screen I briefly
pull the USB flash out and then reinsert it.
If I don't pull the flash and reinsert... the boot fails into the
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Just an update: I reported this upstream and the bug report got quickly
rejected as invalid.
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13146
** Bug watch added: Linux Kernel Bug Tracker #13146
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13146
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