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On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 22:09 -0700, Zac Medico wrote: |
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> Joseph wrote: |
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> > [snip] |
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> >>The latest news. |
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> >>After taking the cover off; the temp. of the CPU went down by 3C to 37C |
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> >>and Motherboard down by 3C as well to 26C. but that still didn't prevent |
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> >>the the kernel panic message: |
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> >>Kernel panic - not syncing: Aiee, killing interupt handler. |
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> >> |
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> >>So my next solution is to get another Drive but an IDE type and put the |
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> >>SATA one on the shelf, and reinstall Gentoo. |
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> > Another theory I have is that it could be related to IRQ timing / |
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> > sharing of the Serial SATA with PCI slot 3 on the A8V motherboard. |
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> > They are sharing the same IRQ base on the information from the Manual, |
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> > though the manual is not saying which IRQ is it. |
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> > How can I find out? |
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> > Maybe I can disable or select option RESERVER for that IRQ from Bios. |
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> > |
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> It looks like you can do "lspci -vv" to get the IRQ. At least an IRQ problem would be consistent with the "killing interrupt handler" message you got. BTW, you get a full oops message out of this? That might be useful for debugging. |
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> Zac |
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Finally I was able to emerge KDE, it really took a lot of time. |
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Though, looking at the motherboard's ASUS A8V IRQ setting: |
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They put a lot of devices on IRQ5: |
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skge - network controller |
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libata - I think this is sata ATA controller |
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ethci_Hcd:usb2, usb2 |
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VIA8237 - sound ship |
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No wonder I'm having problem (and some others) with Sata Drive, if it is |
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sharing an IRQ with so many devices. In comparison IDE controller have |
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all their own IRQ's Primary IRQ 14 and Secondary IRQ 15 |
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#Joseph |
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