Latest working kernel version: None (brand new laptop) Earliest failing kernel version: 2.6.24 Distribution: gentoo Hardware Environment: Asus M51SE Software Environment: Problem Description: Several errors about ACPI & IRQs occurs boot time. Passing acpi=off to the kernel makes it boot. I've got no binary drivers. I tried several boot options : noapic, nolapic, pci=noacpi, irqpoll, acpi=noirq, pci=nomsi. I've got some graphic problems too : system just hangs (black screen + no ssh) when starting xorg with every driver I tried (vesa, fglrx, radeonhd). Could that be related to the irqs problem ? Steps to reproduce: Boot without acpi=no Included in the archive : - pictures of the crash logs - lspci -vvnn output - cat /proc/interrupts output - dmesg output - uname -a output - cat /proc/version output - 2.6.26-rc4 .config (=cfg26) ------> (kernel panic : attempting to kill init) - 2.6.25.4 .config (=cfg25)------> see pics That's my first bug report
Created attachment 16400 [details] Contains the text files listed above
I posted here the picture of the crash I took : http://rapidshare.com/files/120172775/2.6.25.4_crash_pics.tar.gz.html%20target= I forgot to mention that kernel crashes too when enabling vesa framebuffer.
Will you please boot the system with "acpi=off" and attach the output of acpidump? Thanks.
Created attachment 16403 [details] acpidump output, running 2.6.25.4 with acpi=off I tried booting without acpi=off and a custom dsdt table, but didn't worked.
I can't read the attachment in comment #2, and you attach it directly to this bug report? also, the dmesg in the report is not long enough. please try dmesg -s64000 and if that doesn't go back far enough, then increase CONFIG_LOG_BUF_SHIFT please try booting with pci=nommconf does an out-of-box live CD, such as fedora core 9 boot? does windows boot?
Windows xp works, vista works, and fedora 9 fails booting with acpi on. The attachment of comment #2 are pictures I stored on rapidshare, because they're too big for bugzilla.
Created attachment 16463 [details] dmesg -s64000 output (after increasing log_buf value)
Created attachment 16464 [details] The logs supposed to be found on the pictures from comment # 2 I wrote them up from the screen (I checked it twice and respected every single white space) Kernel hangs like that with fedora 9 too. (without acpi=off)
Will you please try the boot option of "hpet=off" and see whether the problem still exists? If exist, please capture the picture of screen when the system hangs and attach it. Thanks.
Reject the bug because there is no response from the bug reporter.