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Am Mittwoch 11 Juli 2007 19:53 schrieb Alexander Skwar: |
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> · Dan Farrell <dan@×××××××××.cx>: |
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> > Have you considered trying with those ata kernel params turned off? |
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> No, I haven't. But I'll consider this first thing tomorrow morning. |
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> Nothing bad can happen - besides an unbootable system ;) And that's |
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> "fine". |
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> Thanks for this idea! |
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> > You seem to know what you're doing, |
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> Thx. |
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> > but I use no such parameters and |
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> > haven't any problems. |
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> I think I was unable to boot without them in pre 2.6.21 times. But |
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> maybe this has changed. I'll find out. |
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> Thanks again, |
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> Alexander Skwar |
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> -- |
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> I don't have any use for bodyguards, but I do have a specific use for two |
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> highly trained certified public accountants. |
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> -- Elvis Presley |
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I had the same problem two days ago on my laptop. You have to deactivate all |
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generic drivers in your kernel. Look for stuff like generic ATA support. The |
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info texts should give a hint about it being a generic driver for unsupported |
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hardware. |
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