Re: IDE DMA hard lock at boot time (KT266A chpiset)

Wolly (wwolly@gmx.net)
Sun, 24 Feb 2002 03:06:01 +0100


Hi Mark,

Thank you very much for your quick responses to my problem.

Due to your help I was now able to solve both problems.

Now everything works great (including UDMA and the ethernet NIC
and ACPI)
[however, the rtl8139 still refuses to work, but I can use the eepro100].

The three core things were:
- switch off apic stuff
- you may enable ACPI but you must _disable_ ide power down
in the BIOS (seems to be a bug somewhere)
- This message is normal and can be ignored:
PCI: No IRQ known for interrupt pin A of device 00:11.1. Please try using
pci=biosirq.

Regards,
Wolly

[Sorry; everyone who did not CC me did not reach me because I seem
to be `mysteriously' unsubscribed from lkml since Feb 01 when my
mail box ran out of space...]

> maybe I wasn't clear on this: your problem seems to be irq-routing
> or irq lossage. others have reported the same thing, and have fixed
> it by turning off the (spurious UP apic usage), turning off apics
> in bios, etc.
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