Dag Huib,
I had weird problems with my dual p166MMX on a gigabyte board, the
scsi controler lost interupts and other weird stuff.
When switching to 2.4.x (normal linux kernel) i saw in my log files
endless warringings about APIC errors, those aren't logged in the 2.2.x
kernel.
I read somewhere (dunno which mailing list) that someboards have
problems
with noise on the inter processor APIC lines that cause invalid commands
to arrive at the APIC's.
if you ever have tried a 2.4.x kernel you might take a look in yer log
files,
if you never have tried a 2.4.x kernel i sugest you do and look in the
log files
if everything is working ok.
- Erwin
huib wrote:
>
> At 08:24 AM 11/30/00 +0100, you wrote:
> >> I tried the RTAI lockcpu example, but I get
> >> hda: lost interrupt
> >> messages.
> >>
> >> Any ideas ?
> >>
> >> RTAI 1.5
> >> kernel 2.2.17
> >> 2*400 Mc Celeron on BP6
>
> >Does it happen just after lounching it or while doing
> >something else?
> It happens with lots of disk activity, starting X fi.
>
> >How many times does it happen? Does the system keep working?
> System becomes very slow, if I manage to 'unlockcpu' everything
> is ok again.
>
> >Did you check the interrupts counts?
> I did (/proc/interrupts), no interrupst on locked cpu
>
> The weird thing is, it gets better when I lock CPU 0.
> Disk becomes very slow, but no lost interrupt messages.
>
> It looks like a hardware problem. The bp6 has a bad reputation,
> but I have had no problems with the board.
>
> huib
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