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Just reporting that this now works fine under 2.5.69. Whatever the problem,
it's definitely gone now.
DK
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Was this one you reported - I didn't see this one.
I still get a hang on any 2.5.50+ kernel when I load yenta and have ACPI
turned on. It locks solid about three seconds after loading the module
>
> Just reporting that this now works fine under 2.5.69. Whatever the problem,
> it's definitely gone now.
>
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On Wednesday 07 May 2003 01:48, Matthew Harrell wrote:
> Was this one you reported - I didn't see this one.
It was the fact that when I booted my system with my 3com cardbus NIC inserted
in the slot it would oops, giving me a non-working pcmcia/cardbus system.
Booting without the card worked fine, and inserting the card afterwards also
worked great.
thread is here:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=105107713129722&w=2
>
> I still get a hang on any 2.5.50+ kernel when I load yenta and have ACPI
> turned on. It locks solid about three seconds after loading the module
>
Ah. I don't use ACPI, because well... it caused me more pain than it helped me
in the past, in both OS' on my system (being Linux and win2k)
Jan
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: It was the fact that when I booted my system with my 3com cardbus NIC inserted
: in the slot it would oops, giving me a non-working pcmcia/cardbus system.
:
: Booting without the card worked fine, and inserting the card afterwards also
: worked great.
:
: thread is here:
:
: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=105107713129722&w=2
Oh, mine's different. Total lockup with no messages. Starts a few seconds
after the yenta module is loaded. I think it occurs during the yenta probe
but I haven't been able to prove that yet.
: Ah. I don't use ACPI, because well... it caused me more pain than it helped me
: in the past, in both OS' on my system (being Linux and win2k)
Yeah, it's a pain but this laptop no longer has APM so I need some way to read
my batteries and soft power the system off. But, if it weren't for the
batteries I wouldn't bother because it is a real pain to deal with
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