Remco Barendse wrote:
> On Sat, 10 Feb 2007, Matt wrote:
>
>> Hi folks.. just a few weeks ago I wrote this to someone else:
>>
>> We have several 2900s in production as VoIP servers.. no lockups.
>> On every server I go into the BIOS and:
>>
>> * Disable USB
>> * Disabled
Well, I've been e-mailing back and forth with a Dell techrep. (This is in
addition to the e-mail I sent to the sales guys, who are not in today).
The techrep basically said:
Your TDM2400P card is only PCI and not PCIe; and, is therfore not
compatible.
According to him, and he backed everything u
We'll see what happens on Monday. I e-mailed several people in Dell who
were involved in this sale and all assured me it would be fine and work.
Needless to say, I am not happy at all right now.
On 2/10/07, Andrew D Kirch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt wrote:
>
> try booting with APIC and
Matt wrote:
try booting with APIC and ACPI disabled?
ARG. You're going around in circles as bad as the Dell tech. If the
IRQs are being shared and setup in BIOS.. no amount of booting with ACPI
disabled, or trying to set the IRQ within Linux is going to help.At
this point, the B
Andres wrote:
try booting with APIC and ACPI disabled?
Thats right. I have never seen a shared IRQ with Dell servers using
APIC. A RHL ES3 by default enables APIC so I have never even had to
fiddle around with it.
Andres.
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--Bandwidth and Co
Thats right. I have never seen a shared IRQ with Dell servers using
APIC. A RHL ES3 by default enables APIC so I have never even had to
fiddle around with it.
Possibly because you are using virtual IRQs... hence none of them appear to
be shared in Linux. Check the BIOS to see what's really
try booting with APIC and ACPI disabled?
ARG. You're going around in circles as bad as the Dell tech. If the IRQs
are being shared and setup in BIOS.. no amount of booting with ACPI
disabled, or trying to set the IRQ within Linux is going to help.At this
point, the BIOS is overriding an
On Sat, 10 Feb 2007, Andres wrote:
try booting with APIC and ACPI disabled?
Thats right. I have never seen a shared IRQ with Dell servers using APIC. A
RHL ES3 by default enables APIC so I have never even had to fiddle around
with it.
Ofcourse you don't. But simply because APIC makes y
try booting with APIC and ACPI disabled?
Thats right. I have never seen a shared IRQ with Dell servers using
APIC. A RHL ES3 by default enables APIC so I have never even had to
fiddle around with it.
Andres.
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--Bandwidth and Colocation provid
Matt wrote:
For my next servers I'll be ordering Arima mainboards I think and
assemble
the things myself again.
I'm thinking about going with MBX.The problem with this is we were
replacing an IBM server that had the same problem. The Dell Techs all
assured me this is how
For my next servers I'll be ordering Arima mainboards I think and assemble
the things myself again.
I'm thinking about going with MBX.The problem with this is we were
replacing an IBM server that had the same problem. The Dell Techs all
assured me this is how all the new machines work.
On Sat, 10 Feb 2007, Matt wrote:
Hi folks.. just a few weeks ago I wrote this to someone else:
We have several 2900s in production as VoIP servers.. no lockups.
On every server I go into the BIOS and:
* Disable USB
* Disabled uneeded things like Parallel, Serial
* Put E
Hi folks.. just a few weeks ago I wrote this to someone else:
We have several 2900s in production as VoIP servers.. no lockups.
On every server I go into the BIOS and:
* Disable USB
* Disabled uneeded things like Parallel, Serial
* Put ETH0 on a seperate IRQ from the Digi
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