Leopold Palomo Avellaneda wrote:
A Dimecres 22 Octubre 2008, Vasilios Karaklioumis va escriure:Leopold Palomo Avellaneda wrote:A Dimecres 22 Octubre 2008, vàreu escriure:Leopold Palomo-Avellaneda wrote:A Diumenge 19 Octubre 2008, Corey Hickey va escriure:Leopold Palomo Avellaneda wrote:Hi, some days ago I updated my old (2004) box with a new hd. In the operation I installed a clean lenny. After the installation, all more or less is working, I noticed that the box didn't have activated the cool and quiet. Probably because I disable it some month ago testing some function with the compiz, k8temp module or whatever. Now, I have been realised that my box doesn't work with cool and quiet. Simple, if I activate it in the bios, the kernel (linux-image-2.6.26-1-amd64, 2.6.26-8) hangs booting.Are you saying it worked before but it doesn't now?> If so, I probably can't help you.Well, in bios mode i think that is working. The problem is that when linux is booting. The first error is somethings about the clock (unstable, doe the freq scaling), but I have tested all the modes without success.If it never worked before (or you hadn't tried it), perhaps a BIOS update will fix the problem. I had the same thing happen on my fairly similar system due to a BIOS bug.Yes, was the first thing I did. The bios is updated to the last know version. Thanks. Best regards, LeoCheck the beta bioses too.Asus motherboards(for an example) are almost always more stable with a beta one.Can you tell us the motherboard make / model and revision please?of course, it's a MSI [1]. I have installed the last version of the bios. Activating the cool n quiet I got problems with the clocksource. I have tested hpet, tsc and acpi. I ccan try to test it again if this is the trick and I have missed something. Best regards, Leo PS I have make cc to the list because I thought that you missed it, I hope don't offend you. [1] http://www.msicomputer.com/product/detail_spec/product_detail.asp?model=K 8T_Neo-FIS2Rno offence mate.Well it's a socket 754.the same happens with windows too (complaining about the clock) but it should work.I will investigate it further though.make sure all acpi options are enabled in bios.If they are then try to disable them.I have seen numerous broken implementations of acpi. play a bit with its settings.No success :-( - I have tested with clocksource=acpi_pm or tsc and no- I have tested to unstall cpufrequtils and no. i think that is solution is a combination betwend some kernel modules loaded at boot time and some configuration. But I remember have enabled the cool n' quiet and the cpufreq changed ondemand.Regards, Leo PS how can I know which kernel modules do I need?
leave cpufrequtils onTry some different settings in BIOS.I think that the problem lies there.Can you post your bios settings under power management and/or anything relevant to acpi?