Opened 16 years ago

Closed 15 years ago

#297 closed defect (unknown)

AMD dual-core (nVidia chipset) STILL needs /!NOD with 3.11!?

Reported by: AlanB Owned by:
Priority: major Milestone: Release version 3.18
Component: ACPI PSD Version: 3.11
Keywords: nVidia, AMD Cc:

Description

My Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe machine (nVidia) still needs /!NOD to enable the LSILogic SCSI adapter. I've tried REMAPping the SCSI adapter's IRQs, but either I'm doing it wrong or ACPI 3.11 still isn't up to the task.

Attachments (1)

acpi-log-Asus_M2N-SLI_DeLuxe.ziq (98.7 KB ) - added by AlanB 16 years ago.

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Change History (11)

comment:1 by pasha, 16 years ago

What is acpi version were was all OK? I mean what you try before 3.11

in reply to:  1 comment:2 by AlanB, 16 years ago

Replying to pasha:

What is acpi version were was all OK? I mean what you try before 3.11

I have almost always needed /!NOD -- except with 3.07, I think. I have tried every version since 3.0, if not earlier.

But I thought that ACPI 3.11 was supposed to handle the peculiarities of the nVidia chipset better. I thought I had read somewhere that the fact that /!NOD solves many problems with the nVidia chipset was not what that switch was intended to do and that a future version (3.11, I thought) would do things the right way.

In summary, it works with /!NOD, but I was expecting that there would now be a new switch that would render /!NOD unnecessary.

comment:3 by losepete, 16 years ago

Sorry to jump in but having the Asus M2N mainboard, nForce430/MCP61 chipset I can confirm that /!NOD is required to boot.

I have not met a version of ACPI that does not require that switch with this chipset. Trying to boot without that switch results in the system failing to boot - gets stuck after loading usbehcd.sys, usbohcd.sys is displayed onscreen (using ALTF2ON.$$$ to view drivers loading). If I REM the usbohcd.sys line then the system gets stuck with the next usb basedev line - usbd.sys.

Guess I could REM the usbehcd.sys line and see if the system will boot... Will report back on this.

I do know that the nForce4 chipset - slightly earlier nVidia chipset, does not require the /!NOD swich with ACPI V3.11 and all seems to work fine.

comment:4 by eco, 16 years ago

e-co:

I am sorry to trouble you, please repeat, what is the problem? with DOS sessions? or other problem?

comment:5 by eco, 16 years ago

e-co:

Please tell us why HighIRQs are important for you? Here is the node ticket (head of all tickets related to /!NOD): http://svn.netlabs.org/acpi/ticket/258#comment:9

comment:6 by pasha, 16 years ago

where is problem?

comment:7 by pasha, 16 years ago

Please download experimental ACPI build from Mensys site:

  • Experimental build for you:

ACPI-APIC-BAT.ZIP

comment:8 by Steven Levine, 16 years ago

Milestone: Release version 3.15Feedback pending

comment:9 by pasha, 16 years ago

Owner: pasha removed

comment:10 by Steven Levine, 15 years ago

Milestone: Feedback pendingRelease version 3.18
Resolution: unknown
Status: newclosed
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