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nmartin_pl
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 Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 7:05 am Post subject: ACPI problem on Asus A7U laptop |
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Hi folks,
I am facing a new problem.
I have an Asus A7U laptop (athlon 64 TK55, mostly based on ATI devices). It took me time to get nearly everything working on it, but I still can't make ACPI working under gentoo.
But when I boot with an Ubuntu LiveCD, there is absolutely no problem ! ACPI is working fine.. So I must have the ACPI=off in my gentoo boot line, otherwise the laptop will freeze when booting just after something like "Registered Net protocol 2 ...".
I have tried a couple of things, like enabling the same options in my kernel as in the ubuntu kernel, but it still does not want to start.
Any idea ? Has anyone already faced this issue on this particular laptop ?
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Nicolas |
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bendenote
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Hello everyone!
Nowadays, I have exactly the same problem. Is there any solution that you found, nmartin_pl ? When I start to kernel with acpi=off, everything is ok. But when I start to kernel with acpi enabled, laptop freeze when booting. How can I figure out this problem?
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bendenote
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| Meanwhile, my kernel is 2.6.30 and may laptop acer aspire 5030. |
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bendenote
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| When I enabled IO APIC in kernel, The problem was resolved. |
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