Hi ,
Here I am again, with some news !
You were right, Todd, it's a DMA problem. Booting with ide=nodma
solve it. What puzzles me is that 1) the WD drive works fine
with my MSI motherboard (Nforce2 chipset) and 2) The Fujitsi
and the old IBM disk also have the problem with the bi-proc.
mobo.
And
Stephane Junique wrote:
Hello,
Yes, this is probably an IO problem. I tried but the installation
still stops with an error. Other ideas ?
Regards,
Stephane
Go back and double check your dip settings for the hard drive and the
cd-roms to insure they are set correctly as 'master or slave
Try
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Stephane Junique wanted us to know:
I tried to pass noapic and acpi=off to the kernel, but it didn't
help. But I believe you are in the right direction, something has
to be switched off in the kernel, probably something that was not
in the 2.2
Hello,
Yes, this is probably an IO problem. I tried but the installation
still stops with an error. Other ideas ?
Regards,
Stephane
Sounds like an io problem, try installing by passing the noauto switch.
That is when installing hit F1 and linux noauto this will bypass the
hardware
Hi,
I am now using an older Fujitsu disk (I'll buy a new one
eventually).
I disabled DMA access in the BIOS but the logfile during
installation says that DMA is used :-(
I tried to pass ide0=nodma to the kernel, as you suggest,
but the syntax must be different because the kernel
complains
Hello Larry,
I indeed saw several reports of ASUS A7M266-D running Linux on the
net, which is why I bought an AMD bi-proc mobo in the first place:
I was sure that it would work smoothly...
Very strange, this WD drive stuff. I also have a WD drive ! The
120GB model with 8MB of cache. But the
Hello Todd,
Thank you for your answer.
I tried to pass noapic and acpi=off to the kernel, but it didn't
help. But I believe you are in the right direction, something has
to be switched off in the kernel, probably something that was not
in the 2.2 kernel: I have just installed redhat 6.2 and it
Stephane Junique wrote:
Hello Larry,
I indeed saw several reports of ASUS A7M266-D running Linux on the
net, which is why I bought an AMD bi-proc mobo in the first place:
I was sure that it would work smoothly...
Very strange, this WD drive stuff. I also have a WD drive ! The
120GB model with
Hello,
First of all, greetings to all of you !
My name is Stephane Junique, I am new on this list.
I have been a Mandrake user for a few years and a Linux user
since 95.
I hope I'll get everything right from the first post :-)
I am looking for someone with a Linux system running on a
MSI K7D
Stephane Junique wrote:
Hello,
First of all, greetings to all of you !
My name is Stephane Junique, I am new on this list.
I have been a Mandrake user for a few years and a Linux user
since 95.
I hope I'll get everything right from the first post :-)
I am looking for someone with a Linux
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Stephane Junique wanted us to know:
My system consists of the MSI motherboard, one Athlon 2400MP,
I can't seem to install Linux on this system. I tried
Mandrake 9.1, 8.2, as well as several RedHat distributions.
Most of the time, the installation
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