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| #597 | No Change Needed | "Some devices could not be assigned an interrupt (out of range)" - Audio does not work | ||
| Description |
I have an AsRock? Extreme4 MOBO. It's has an 8-core AMD CPU and AMD chipset. I am using ACPI.PSD without any switches. As such, the system works OK with all 8 CPUs supported (I had some probs with AHCI but that is sorted out). However I get the error message mentioned on bootup. I don't know if it is related but I subsequently get an odd IRQ assignment with IRQ level 16 getting assigned TWICE and IRQ Level 25 also getting assigned to HDA audio. Audio does not work. |
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| #596 | No Change Needed | acpi does not work w/ ps2 keyboard nor does 9 pin serial port work | ||
| Description |
Operating without acpi.psd system works as expected, using ps2 keyboard, usb mouse, and legacy serial port on com1 for ups monitor. with acpi.psd the keybd & serial port fail. With a usb keyboard works on boot but after a few minutes gets flaky. MB=Asus M5A 78L-M LX CPU= AMD FX4300 OS= eCS v2.1 BIOS=AMI |
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| #595 | No Change Needed | Clarification of readme.txt | ||
| Description |
Starting with version 3.21.03 the file readme.txt contains the text "It is recommended that you backup your system before installing this software. Using Warpin to uninstall this software will not revert your system back to the way it was." Could this be made a bit more specific? Like which part of the system needs to be backed up, instead of backing up the complete system? And perhaps also a (brief) description what the changes are? Thank you. |
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