https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36482
--- Comment #10 from Patrick <patrick2...@mailinator.com> 2011-06-11 14:58:23
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No, maxcpus=1 doesn't have any noticeable effects.
First it worked once. Then failed on the second try. After that I booted again,
tried to hibernate: Failure because of firefox-bin "refusing to freeze after 20
seconds" or something along that line. Tried again. Hibernated. Booting (always
using maxcpus=1), failure. No signs of x any more. No possibility to get a text
console. Ctrl-Alt-F1 not showing any effect. Alt-SysReq-{s,u,b} - reboot. Last
try, again maxcpus=1. (It's working, there is only one cpu e.g. in htop)
Hibernate. Success onn first try. Reboot - maxcpus=1 - failure. Managed to
switch to vt1 somehow by pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1 at the right time. Now, the
"tty1" login prompt was visible with cursor blinking but no letters appearing
when trying to type my login. Switching to tty2 works - "tty2" login prompt
visible, but same problem: can't type my login name - no response to letter
keys and no response to return key. Out of ideas. Alt-SysRq-{s,u,b}. Reboot.
Any other ideas ?
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