Re: reporting SMP/ACPI boot lockup

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timotheus <timotheus@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Erik Mouw <mouw@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>>>    With kernel 2.6.21, the last messages displayed on the console were those
>>>    of SMP hotpluging -- something along the lines of hotplugging CPU #1 and
>>>    enabling NOHZ operation. The messages show no errors; it just deadlocks.
>>

Partially solved to prevent symptoms. Documented at:
   http://tstotts.net/linux/gentooinsp640m.html#d3e1295a1900

With 2.6.22 the boot lock-up problems were even worse.

Basically solved with 2.6.22 as follows:
   - any version of gensplash / bootsplash could lockup VESA on this
     machine if compiled-in
   - SLUB and full preemption seem to sometimes misbehave when
     initializing kernel state or hardware
   - VESA driver needs a very explicit mode to disable EDID and
     BIOS-based frequency changing
   - libata does better when loaded from initramfs than compiled-in

-timotheus

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