** Summary changed:
- HAL fails to initialize / hal-device-manager not working
+ HAL fails to initialize on ASUS A6 series notebooks
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HAL fails to initialize on ASUS A6 series not
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/4960318/strace-hald_2.log.bz2
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HAL fails to initialize on ASUS A6 series notebooks
https://launchpad.net/bugs/62990
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Here's a partial solution that works at least on my A6Km. Fire up your
text editor and point it at /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist. Add the following
line and then reboot.
blacklist asus_acpi
For some reason the hal daemon in Edgy doesn't like this module (Asus
notebook acpi extras) on the A6 series no
I'm sorry but ... it doesnt worked! I disabled it as you have suggested but
"failed to initialize HAL" is still there. I hope, however that you are next to
the solution... maybe there is something else you have modified in your
configuration that, with the previous workaround, made the world tur
That is strange. On my notebook blacklisting asus_acpi really does
help... maybe it only works on the A6Km. :/
Could you try blacklisting some of the other acpi modules? You can find
them all in the directory below. You also need to add seperate lines in
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist for every module.
I've tried to start with pci=noacpi and pci=noapic but... nothing
the error is still there.
I'm really thinking to compile the kernel 2.6.18, but, before I'll try to start
with hald manually like you have done to see where it stops.
Anyway, attached is my dmesg with acpi disabled.
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Ok... acpi=off worked but...
it is not a solution! A laptop is not a laptop without ACPI so... let's find a
real fix to this bug. How can I help?
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Hi Zekus,
in grub you can put on the end:
acpi=off
And get no ACPI, (which is practically the same as what we have, but with no
HAL message :)
Hope this helps.
Blessings
Matthew
On 11/9/06, zekus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've tried to start with pci=noacpi and pci=noapic but... nothing
