byrdca@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
3 - use the acpi= boot options, you can look up which ones seem possible as solutions. It could be an ACPI problem, there were a lot of changes in that
Interesting that you bring it up as I am booting with apcpi=off to
4 - disable apic from the boot options line. Last resort, I have no idea why
I'll look into this further see if anything comes of it, thanks for the help.
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