I don't know a solution to this problem but it seems that the int10 or resouce management code is somewhat screwed up.

There is an obvious resource conflict. The configuration the sis driver detects is completely wrong (memory size, etc), very probably due to reading the wrong card's registers. The second log proves this.

We had reports on similar issues a few days ago. The log we saw there stated that RAC is not needed.

And again:

(II) do I need RAC?  No, I don't.
Anyone?

Thomas

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Thomas Winischhofer
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