Linux-kernel mailing list archive 2000-15,: RE: 440MX Support for linux

# RE: 440MX Support for linux

=?iso-8859-1?Q?S=E9bastien_Bernard?= (bernarbs@club-internet.fr)
Mon, 10 Apr 2000 23:39:14 +0200

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HI, thanks for your reply.

I included with this mail the output of the laptop :
lspci.output is the result of the lspci command.
dmesg.output is ... well you know what :)
1) The current annoying symptoms are about the APM module.
If I let a only chance to the kernel to call the BIOS for Power =
managment, it lock rock solid.
For now, the only possibility for me to use this laptop, is to plus the =
power cable in the machine
and leave it there (no quite praticable for a laptop, I guess).
2) I tried to test the ACPI : the kernel stops after printing the first =
entry found in the table (which is not FACP).
I think we need some magic to make this chipset works correctly.
3) By the way as you can see in the dmesg output, the IDE works =
correctly despite the facts it says it's unkown.
(I think it's because I enabled the generic IDE option).
The only problem is when probing the partition table : it pauses for a =
few seconds then says lost interrupt goes on without problems.
Any clues ?

Seb

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HI, thanks for your reply.
I included with this mail the output of the laptop=20 :
lspci.output is the result of the lspci = command.
dmesg.output is ... well you know what = :)
1) The current annoying symptoms are about the = APM=20 module.
If I let a only chance to the kernel to call the = BIOS for=20 Power managment, it lock rock solid.
For now, the only possibility for me to use this = laptop, is to=20 plus the power cable in the machine
and leave it there (no quite praticable for a = laptop, I=20 guess).
2) I tried to test the ACPI : the kernel stops after = printing=20 the first entry found in the table (which is not FACP).
I think we need some magic to make this chipset = works=20 correctly.
3) By the way as you can see in the dmesg output, = the IDE=20 works correctly despite the facts it says it's unkown.
(I think it's because I enabled the generic IDE=20 option).
The only problem is when probing the partition table = : it=20 pauses for a few seconds then says lost interrupt goes on without=20 problems.
Any clues ?
Seb
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