Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 19 Mar 2002 21:40:00 -0500 (EST) | From | PlasmaJohn <> | Subject | Re: I/O APIC fixed in 2.4.19-pre3 & 2.5.6 (was Re: Linux 2.4.19-pre3) |
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> Any chance this will cure the lockups on a Dell Latitude C600 every time > you exit X? I've disabled both the IO-APIC and APIC-uni, which was > supposed to fix the problem but didn't. Dare I hope that the disable > wasn't enough?
Does it also lock up when the text console blanks?
The X lockups were what had been plaguing me for the past two weeks. I thought it was the new Radeon (7500), but it seems[1] to have been my Asus CUSL2-C's[2] broken APM implementation (Quite recently Alan Cox mentioned this problem with Asus' BIOS).
Out of fear, I do not compile in ACPI[3].
I have since recompiled with APM as a module and life seems much more stable. (I issue "modprobe apm" at shutdown so the box actually turns off :)
Perhaps your BIOS has similar "issues"?
John Klar
[1] No lockup in 3 days. Knock bits.
[2] Intel 815ep, 700MHz Coppermine PIII not overclocked. RH6.2 frankensteined to 7.2 (mostly) kernel 2.4.15 (with Viro's inode patch) (yes, yes, I'm slow) (RH's gcc-2.96-98) XFree86 4.2.0 from their binary tarballs.
[3] One of the side-effects of ACPI support is disabling APM if an ACPI capable board is found. This, I suspect, is why reports of CUSL2 hangs are rare...
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