Opened 16 years ago

Closed 16 years ago

Last modified 16 years ago

#143 closed defect (wontfix)

Acer Aspire 9410Z traps when loading ACPI.PSD booting from CD

Reported by: Chuck McKinnis Owned by: pasha
Priority: major Milestone: Release version 3.08
Component: ACPI PSD Version: 3.03
Keywords: Cc:

Description

Booting fro CD it traps. We already tried /!NOD, no difference. This is with ACPI 3.04. Also tried /FS. Still traps.

Exception in module ACPI

TRAP 000e ERRCD=0000 ERACC= ERLIM= EAX=00000018 EBX=f9d94b50 ECX=00000018 EDX=f9db3170 ESI=f9db3470 EDU=00000022 EBP=ffdeac3c FLG=00013206 CS:EIP=0168:f9f3bc16 CSACC=C09b CSLIM=FFFFFFFFF SS:ESP=1550:ffdeac3c SSACC=c093 SSLIM=fffffffff ds=0160 DSACC=c0f3 DSLIM=ffffffff Cr0=8001001b FS=03c0 FSACC=00f3 FSLIM=0000023 GS=0000 FSACC= GSLIM=

location ## 0168:fff1da1f - 000e:ca1f

0f8606ec 14.104a_W4

Attached is the output of PCI.EXE -d

AML output (iasl -d)

The output of scanner.exe (the version Rudiger send on 01 Nov 2007 to the acpi mailing list. This laptop is owned by Henk Pol. Bug reported by Roderick Klein No ACPI was installed.

We could not make a memory dump because the system has 2 GB of RAM.

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acer.zip (28.4 KB) - added by Chuck McKinnis 16 years ago.

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Change History (8)

Changed 16 years ago by Chuck McKinnis

Attachment: acer.zip added

comment:1 Changed 16 years ago by pasha

All Acer norebook, which I see (~4 models) has bad acpi table for linux, bsd and OS/2. So first need find in linux site patched acpi table and try use it via directive FILE from acpi.cfg. This is possible only for Uni kernel.

comment:2 in reply to:  1 Changed 16 years ago by Chuck McKinnis

Replying to pasha:

All Acer norebook, which I see (~4 models) has bad acpi table for linux, bsd and OS/2. So first need find in linux site patched acpi table and try use it via directive FILE from acpi.cfg. This is possible only for Uni kernel.

Its Kabuntu or Ubuntu (version 7.04) that loads on this laptop with duo core and power management. So there is ACPI support.

comment:3 Changed 16 years ago by pasha

Ok. Login as root to your Ubuntu, then:

cd /

tar -czvf ToSend?

tar -azvf ToSend?

file ToSend?.tgz send to me, I will look, what a table use Ubuntu, then this table send to you.

As I remember, one with Acer can boot with /SAP:0x20

comment:4 in reply to:  3 ; Changed 16 years ago by Chuck McKinnis

Replying to pasha:

Ok. Login as root to your Ubuntu, then:

cd /

tar -czvf ToSend?

tar -azvf ToSend?

file ToSend?.tgz send to me, I will look, what a table use Ubuntu, then this table send to you.

As I remember, one with Acer can boot with /SAP:0x20

Pasha

The ACER boots with the option /SAP:0x20 and I see that the ACPI gets loads with one processor. I have used after the boot the ACPI-wizard and I added the /SMP allso. After the boot the ACPI get loaded with two processors. Other items as the batterypower or shutdown dos not work at the moment...

Thank you,

Henk

comment:5 in reply to:  4 Changed 16 years ago by Chuck McKinnis

Replying to guest:

Replying to pasha:

Ok. Login as root to your Ubuntu, then:

cd /

tar -czvf ToSend?

tar -azvf ToSend?

file ToSend?.tgz send to me, I will look, what a table use Ubuntu, then this table send to you.

As I remember, one with Acer can boot with /SAP:0x20

Pasha

The ACER boots with the option /SAP:0x20 and I see that the ACPI gets loads with one processor. I have used after the boot the ACPI-wizard and I added the /SMP allso. After the boot the ACPI get loaded with two processors. Other items as the batterypower or shutdown dos not work at the moment...

Thank you,

Henk

Pasha please see ticket 145. So the /SAP:0x20 according to Eugene was introduced because of machines not having a PCI BIOS !? How does OS2LDR then survive on such a system without ACPI loaded ???

comment:6 Changed 16 years ago by pasha

Resolution: wontfix
Status: newclosed

see to docs pls, same as ticket 145

comment:7 Changed 16 years ago by eco

Users of Acer notebooks should search for modified ACPI tables on Linux sites.

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