Originariamente inviato da asiul
Ho Knoppix livecd.
Ora non ho tempo per cercare di capire cosa mi stai dicendo di fare!
Però nella mia ricerca avevo trovato qualcosa di simile:
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Reboot and as soon as you see the lilo screen hit the Esc key which will take you to a boot prompt. At the prompt type in the following:
linux noapic nolapic acpi=off
and hit the Enter key.
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Unfortunately there is a serious conflict or kernel bug.
ACPI is used to manage Interrupt routing but by including the acpi=off you've disabled it.
This causes the kernel to use the bios defaults which are not always correct or applicable, nor are all IRQ's and IRQ sharing correctly reported.
This kills the IRQ handling process in the kernel causing the error you see.
First see if you can enable ACPI.
Then in the BIOS set the PNP OS entry to read NO save and exit.
At worst, open the machine and try to move some of the cards around.
Usually when the above happens (at boot) it is because the IRQ allocated to the IDE or drive controller, is being shared with another device, but the kernel does not know about the other device due to the lack of ACPI support on an ACPI system...
Also note that a later kernel will often address these issues a bit better. I've seen cases where-in the same message is printed AFTER startup or shutdown by an AGP driver, etc. and a kernel upgrade was better able to deal with the IRQ event handler.
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Ma non ho idea di come fare!
Quando lo leggevo credevo che fosse arabo o greco!
In più mi piacerebbe capire se questo è un problema che posso risolvere reinstallando tutto oppure se mi si ripresenterà! :master:
Mi sembra che la sfiga mi perseguiti!
Prima con il modem e ora con questo kernel panic!