Richard Mittendorfer wrote:
Looks like a pci/acpi-issue with your toshiba. the kernel can't find a
useable irq for the yenta bridge. sometimes you can fix this with
bios-entries, but i don't know the 2100. does the 2100 has a phoenix or
a toshiba bios?
If acpi is enabled on your lappi try to switch it off. If it's disabled
try to enable it. use a kernel command line like acpi=off at the
bootprompt:
linux acpi=off
However, acpi is quite useful for laptops.
Another boot option (besides acpi=off) would be acpi=noirq which
should leave acpi usable while freeing up an irp.
Scott
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