/dtemp/user apparently non-issue because specified in input file. My
mistake.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1550139
Title:
vbox4.3 running xenial-20160225: exited on signal 4 (Illeg
Also given the current state and my experience on other distributions,
it would be good to have a package with all NWChem QA tests available
because different things can be broken on different distributions.
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Noticed two possible issues, insufficient but necessity possible.
Install doesn't check for sshd, required for MPI jobs. Passwordless
login also required, so interactive script with instructions and
warnings would seem advised.
Also on some distributions, a directory /dtemp/users is required for
Public bug reported:
Input is from nwchem-sw.org benchmarks page. Packages also 20160225.
This may or may not be an upstream bug; I've tried compiling myself with
varying degrees of brokenness on several distros (both real and virtual
machines, different iron).
ubuntu@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ apt-ca
** Attachment added: "dmesg"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23412907/dmesg
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pcmcia usb high-speed fails/root on usb device so can't rmmod ehci_hcd
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Tried another PCMCIA card, this one with a VIA 6212 controller which
according to various posts works in ubuntu. (Note lspci sees it as VIA
82x or VIA Technologies, Inc. USB 2.0.) Similar results.
Tried under KNOPPIX 5.3.1. WORKED PERFECTLY AT HIGH SPEED
AUTOMATICALLY.
During KNOPPIX boot,
moved root (made a livecd)...
apparently, rmmod ehci_hcd / modprobe ehci_hcd DOES NOT FIX THIS.
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on the 2552, acpitool v0.5 works, also with 2.6.27-9...
note console switching can be glitchy but after Ctrl-Alt-F1 Ctrl-Alt-F6
Ctrl-Alt-F7 desktop usually
comes back.
HTH.
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new variation seen with last boot parameters:
Plugging in a usb flash disk, then rmmod and modprobe ohci_hcd didn't yield
immediate "full speed" recognition but different errors with different hubs
(same physical devices) trying at
about the same time.
[46035.084073] usb 1-1: new full speed
Still not working. Tried some more things.
I may have been using syslinux syntax with GRUBBooting with
pci=assign-busses
modprobe=yenta_socket.bios_override=1,scsi_mod.inq_timeout=20
yields earlier and slightly different detection/config of the CardBus,
error -62 during bootup as well as la
Tried a significantly modified different distribution with a 2.6.27.4 kernel I
compiled, (but not
above module parameters)
Same sort of results including "error -110" and "full speed" operation
after failure to assign address at high speed.
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Public bug reported:
This is similar to:
#286575 usb-automount not working - workaround "modprobe -r ehci_hcd"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/token/KkhsfL8NhdQ0L150Xv8d
which became:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12347
BUT it's on an i386 with root on a usb flash and affects usb ports
** Attachment added: "var/log/messages lspci-vvmm lsusb proc/ioports dmidecode
lsusb-v lspci-kv proc/version lsb_release-rd"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21551803/atchmnt
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