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Blakawk <blakawk <at> gentooist.com> writes: |
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> I am facing a problem since a week now when enabling radeon power |
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> management following KMS Power Management Options [1]. I have two radeon |
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Well I cannot help you, explicitly; but I have some info to share with you. |
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I have 2 ethernet ports on an older Asus mobo. Until the 3.0 kernel series, |
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the booting process *always* selectrf the eth0 one correctly. Since |
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the 3.0 series, about 20% of boot it selects the second ethernet port |
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as eth0. I can move over the cable, or manually configure or reboot |
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and play roulette. I have not delved into the matter any deeper |
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as I'm swamped with issues..... |
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might a udev rule help establish the correct card to use? |
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Have you tried to first set up (boot) the system without |
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the crossfire confing(wiring)? |
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If that is the sort of phenomenon affecting you, you'd have to ssh |
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into the system and look at the boot files and records. Maybe setting |
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up the system to transmit via a console (serial) port might help |
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to look at the boot output as it occurs and step through the |
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boot sequence. |
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hth, |
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James |
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