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mazzachre
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 Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2003 12:19 pm Post subject: :evil: Shutdown fails with preemt count=1 |
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Is this a known problem??
I have compiled the kernel from the gentoo sources, with preemt and APM but when I shutdown the computer halt failes with preemt count=1
Im not that familliar with preemtion but is there something to do about it??
Is more info on my setup needed to get an answer 
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saint_abroad
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You ever had a kernel panic with preempt_count=1 at any time other than halt?
If not, do you have APM compiled in kernel?
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mazzachre
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No, I have not had any other kernel panics... actually the machine works perfectly apart from this problem...
Ya, I have compiled APM into the kernel.
I'm trying it as a modules now... (Compiling some other modules aswell for my CDwriter) |
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mazzachre
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2003 8:36 am Post subject: |
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It worked!
With APM as a module I can turn off my computer without a crash! |
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