ACPI-related bug caused poor responsitivity (2.6.26.x line)

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Hallo,

There are so many issues reported during last 3 months, that I'm not sure,
whether (or not) someone wrote about the problem. But few words anyway:

I noticed, that using new kernels (tested 2.6.26 and 2.6.26.2), there are
typical for ACPI-related problems troubles with responsitivity. For example:
if I'm opening "bloated" web page using Opera, one can't move the mouse
cursor smoothly around the screen; there is a "jitter" during the movement,
and any output (like GKrellm's diagrams created in real time) for that 2-3
seconds is "frozen". As I've found googling around, these are rather typical
ACPI-related problems, and indeed: forcing "acpi=off" was the cure.

Additionally I noticed, that there are no such problems while using older
kernel 2.6.25.2 - so something bad happened during the period "between"
2.6.25.2 and 2.6.26.

Attached gzipped dmesg's messages; those described "aon" are with ACPI
switched on, and - respectively - "aoff" with ACPI off.

Tested under Debian Etch, Pentium III 700, mobo Gigabyte GA-6BX7 with newest
BIOS available.
-- 
				pozdrawiam / regards

						Zbigniew Baniewski

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