Marcin Orda wrote: > My speedtouch module is built into kernel too, so are the necessary > modules. I'm using Debian SID. Did you mean that solution as a permanent > solution or just a fudge? >
It was just a suggestion, I didn't have a plan. > I'm asking because after appending pci=noacpi to the kernel boot params, > restoration of serial ports parameters stalls for quite a while. Didn't > yet figure it out why though. > I vaguely remember that the first time the pci=noacpi option helped me was with a kernel I'd compiled myself. During the boot process the kernel hung probing the hardware reading the interrupts for the cdrom. The pci=noacpi option was a temporary workaround, the real solution was to enable support for the right chipset on the Device Drivers ---> ATA/ATAPI/MFM/RLL support ---> menu in the kernel config. I hope some of this feverish arm waving helps. Working out the details of a good kernel config can be a subtle and complex business Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
