Custom Query (15 matches)
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| #1 | NoChangeNeeded | Test Ticket | ||
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This is a test ticket |
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| #16 | duplicate | System crash when calling "full screen command line" | ||
| Description |
Dear Sirs, I'm testing the available eCS2.2 BETA II, which has included the Panorama 1.06. We are running HP Elite 8300 machines. I'm getting crashes in form of a coloured sprangled Monitor together with the system completely hung. It's only possible to switch off power with the system. The crash is reproducible. It appears, when I switch very soon (within 5 seconds) after booting to an eCS full command prompt. It doesn't appear, if you give the system more time after booting. It also can be avoided, if PSD=ACPI.PSD /MAXCPU=1 is used. I reported this already last year in the eCS bugtracker (ticket: 0003501), where Mr. Roderick Klein asked me to wait for the Panorama Version 1.06. But this error is NOT eliminated with this 1.06. As a workaround I'm forced to use the MAXCPU=1 solution, as my machines have to run certain scripts and programs in fullscreen mode! With kind regards Dirk |
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| #17 | fixed | System crash when calling "full screen command line" | ||
| Description |
Dear Sirs, I'm testing the available eCS2.2 BETA II, which has included the Panorama 1.06. We are running HP Elite 8300 machines. I'm getting crashes in form of a coloured sprangled Monitor together with the system completely hung. It's only possible to switch off power with the system. The crash is reproducible. It appears, when I switch very soon (within 5 seconds) after booting to an eCS full command prompt. It doesn't appear, if you give the system more time after booting. It also can be avoided, if PSD=ACPI.PSD /MAXCPU=1 is used. I reported this already last year in the eCS bugtracker (ticket: 0003501), where Mr. Roderick Klein asked me to wait for the Panorama Version 1.06. But this error is NOT eliminated with this 1.06. As a workaround I'm forced to use the MAXCPU=1 solution, as my machines have to run certain scripts and programs in fullscreen mode! With kind regards Dirk |
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