ACPI v3 + /SMP, /CD and /R on ASUS A8V results in continuos reboot cycle.

[k.marjerison@…]

All versions of ACPI except v2.22 results in a trap with /SMP switch alone and a continuos reboot cycle with /SMP, /CD, and /R switches.

[k.marjerison@…]

picture of trap

[k.marjerison@…]

ACPIDaemon.log

[pasha]

if you can boot w/o option, boot, make "copy acpica$ acpi.log" and attach log here

[pasha]

Next need:

• acpi.psd from debug directory
• remove/rename \os2logo in boot drive
• boot w/o /R
• attach photo of screen here

[k.marjerison@…]

I have now upgraded to ACPI v3.03 and I am now able to boot to desktop with /SMP switch alone. I still get a frozen Desktop when trying to access a USB storage device(ie usb memory stick, SD card in USB card reader, external USB HDD, USB attached camera) and need to do a reset or a CAD if I am lucky. I have tried adding the /CD and /R switches but still get the hang on USB storage access. I have also played around with the switches for the USBMSD.ADD driver and added /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:8, now I am able to access a USB storage device once without a reboot. I can read and write files to it, but if I eject it and then re-attach it and try to read it I get the hang again. My USB mouse and keyboard work reliably. Are there any other switches I could try?

[pasha]

Ok. You can boot in PIC mode. Next step

• You can try APIC mode, as /SMP /APIC or /SMP /APIC /CD
• You can try change IRQ for EHCI USB in PIC mode (/SMP only). Changing make as add "LINK LNKC 5' in \os2\boot\acpi.cfg for your case. This mean, that IRQ for EHCI and AC97 will change from IRQ11 to IRQ5

[anonymous]

Hello Pasha; When I change the acpi.cfg file as you suggest I get my system startup sound caught in a 1/4 second sound loop that will not quit. I have tried LINK LNKC 5 and 3 and 7 with the same results, a sound loop. However, if I use the /APIC switch, comment out the LINK statement and Remap IRQ 22 to 19 in ACPI.CFG, I get a working Desktop. After disabling USB 2.0 support in the BIOS, I now have a working system with USB 1.1 support in APIC mode, although I get errors when using IRQSTAT.EXE.

[pasha]

IrqStat.exe in attach, this exe must be with new 3.3 packet. Ok. But REMAP 22 19 don't true. You can try REMAP 22 11. REMAP mean, that you change high irq to old irq. Can you attach acpi.log after your doing? I need see real situations. BTW. What is a sound driver? Uniaud?

[k.marjerison@…]

Hi Pasha; It does seem to Remap IRQ 22 to 19 for the sound card, at least the Uniaud RC3 drivers report using IRQ19 on boot up. I have commented out the Remap statement in ACPI.CFG and rebooted. USB seems to work fine as long as USB 2.0 support is dissabled in Bios. Here is ACPI2.LOG produced on my now converted to ACPI v3.03 production drive.

[k.marjerison@…]

new acpi.log file

[pasha]

Ok. So Next step is:

• turn on USB 2.0 support in BIOS
• if you don't use eCS 2.0 rc2 - check USB driver version
• try boot with /SMP /APIC
• if fails, try boot /SMP /APIC /CD
• if fails, try change place of USBEHCD.SYS in config.sys

Remap don't need here.

[Chuck McKinnis]

Hello Pasha; I am using eCS v2.0 RC2. I can boot with /SMP /APIC but USB support is broken when USB 2.0 is turned on in Bios. It does not make a difference whether USBEHCD.SYS is in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4rth in config.sys. I have tried it in all positions with and without the /CD switch. I have 2 settings for USB 2.0 support in Bios, Full speed and High speed and I have tried each of these settings with and without the /CD switch for all 4 positions of USBEHCD.SYS in config.sys. If USB 2.0 is enabled in Bios then USB support is broken.(i.e. disks are not recognized when plugged in. If a disk is recognized then trying to read the disk causes a system freeze, just trying to eject a newly recognized disk results in system reboot about 25% of the time). USB support does not work in PIC mode either.

[pasha]

Check pls option "USB legacy" in BIOS. Next, create acpi.log with USB 2.0 turned on and log from pci.exe, pci.exe >pci.log. All log attach here. Also, can you show here all string from config.sys with USB support?

[Chuck McKinnis]

I have USB Legacy support set to Auto in Bios. I do not own a PS/2 keyboard. Here is everything related to USB in my config.sys :

DEVICE=X:\OS2\BOOT\USBPRT.SYS DEVICE=X:\OS2\BOOT\USBMOUSE.SYS DEVICE=X:\OS2\BOOT\USBKBD.SYS

BASEDEV=USBEHCD.SYS BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS BASEDEV=USBD.SYS BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:8

[pasha]

Can you try set USB legacy to "Enable" or "Disable" instead "Auto" ?

[Chuck McKinnis]

Hello Pasha; Set X: eCS 2.0 RC2 as default boot partition, rebooted and set USB Legacy Support to Disabled, USB 2.0 enabled and on High speed and then finished booting to eCS v2.0 RC2 and made acpi and pci logs. I then tested USB card reader, with the same results as before, if disk is recognized, trying to read it freezes my Desktop. Ejecting disk results in a reboot 3 out of 4 times, the 4th time results in a Trap 000e in LVM.

[pasha]

Can you attach output from "rmview /irq". Next. I see in your configuration Marvell Netcard. Have you update this from ecomstation.ru?

[Chuck McKinnis]

Hello Pasha; Yes I did get the Yukon.zip package from eComStation.ru and the files are dated 2005-7-23.

[pasha]

Try add /LS:0 option to acpi.psd

[Chuck McKinnis]

The /LS:0 option does not make a difference.

[pasha]

Try remming all UHCI usb drivers? I believe your USB disk is USB 2.0 ?

[eco]

No response during 3 monthes. Please test fresh version of ACPI. Open new ticket with new logs and link to this one.

[David Azarewicz]

Milestone eCS 2.x deleted