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I have eCS20RC4 installed. On a portable : Intel DUO core 2 L7500 @ 1,66 GHz Chipset : Intel GM965 Bios setting : Duo core processing enabled USB : legacy support enabled Working kernel : 14.104a_SMP In config.sys : 5 lines BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS 2 lines BAVEDEV=USBEHCD.SYS All other USB lines are remmed-out (otherwise systems hangs on BASEDEV=USBD.SYS) Version of USB drivers = 10.1062 APM is confiured, and gives no problems (as far as I know)

My main problem is : I do not have USB-active (no USB-spport for USB-devices ! I would have corrected this.

Someone told me to try to activate ACPI. With ACPI I would have more change to activate USB.

But for activating ACPI I first needed to have SMP-kernel. So I switched form my "normal IBM 14.104 kernel to SMP 14.104a)

I replaced the original ACPI-drivers with these of "acpi-20080423.zip" V3.09. As mentionned is the ACPI.doc chapter 4 (Installation)

I have APM also active. In config.sys I added options /SMP /FS /APIC

I have a LOGS-1 (Boot fails) I removed OS2LOGO ACPI.PSD of debug\ is installed When I reboot I get only title /header ending with "Internal revision 14.104a_SMP"

I can not do any logging, because system does not start ! I need to rem-out the PSD=ACPI.PSD /SMP /FS /APIC line to be aible to boot again.

Anyone any suggestion ?

This problem doesn't relate to suspend/resume.

The problem happens in random moments.

• http://svn.netlabs.org/acpi/ticket/279 -- notebook ASUS A6Ja goes crazy

http://svn.netlabs.org/acpi/ticket/292 -- barebon ASUS T3 goes crazy

the same ticket ^{, Joachim talks that Thinkpad T60 has the same problem}

Joachim said:

I have this effect too, quite often, on my T60. I hadn't thought of the cause being the reactor widget, but it may well be. You will see the eCenter flashing/rearranging very quickly and this most of the times requires a reboot to fix...

This happens more than once a week, I'd say every other day.

System: Nvidia Dual core, /!NOD is required. There are two audio adapters (one on the MB, one on the video card: ​http://svn.netlabs.org/uniaud/ticket/160 )

The bug: testing latest Uniaud builds (the ones including "Fixes for suspend/resume in APIC mode", ​http://svn.netlabs.org/uniaud/changeset/453 ) system acts like without /!NOD: it boots fine up to uniaud32.sys, then there is a long delay after uniaud16.sys, long delays after usbresmg.sys and ndfs32.ifs and it hangs after vpcapp.sys.

I tested ACPI 3.16, but most of the times system doesn't boot at all, with or without /!NOD. Situation probably similar to ​http://trac.netlabs.org/acpi/ticket/420