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I have a problem when I'm booting, it works fine just hangs for a minute on boot.
With this following message: Waiting for UDev uevents to be processed [BUSY]
I'm running kernel 3.1.7-1
Also I have this, might be related I think:
$ dmesg | grep fail
[ 0.250924 ] pci0000:00: ACPI _OSC request failed (AE_NOT_FOUND), returned control mask: 0x1d
and I don't have "asusosd".
Last edited by TuxLyn (2012-01-07 05:22:26)
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Seems the same effect of a long standing bug with udev with some kind of chipset/mouse/acpi combination, if you have any usb device connected, try to unplug it before booting and see if it solves.
Seems that booting with acpi=off works too but can give other power issues.
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I don't have anything plugged in it. I have tried acpi=off but then I get x spawning too fast issue.
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Please paste your rc.conf and kernel line. My 901 is running fine (with the same error message in dmesg...)
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@jasonwryan it runs fine, just boots slowly. It takes about one minute to boot. Because it hangs on that message.
and now it hangs on this message "Loading User-specified Modules"
Here is a paste from rc.conf
MOD_AUTOLOAD="no"
MODULES=(atl1e rt2800pci rfkill acpi-cpufreq pciehp intel_agp snd-hda-intel bluetooth eeepc_laptop)
DAEMONS=(iptables dbus @wicd)
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Try removing both the MOD_AUTOLOAD and leaving an empty modules array -- udev handles all of that now...
I'd also start dbus before any of the other daemons.
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This helped but still hangs on "Waiting for UDev uevents to be processed [BUSY]" for about 30 seconds now. Any other ideas ?
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Mine boots in ~10 seconds. I have these modules blacklisted:
# Blacklist modules
blacklist eeepc_laptop
blacklist snd_pcsp
blacklist pcspkr
...and start eeepc_laptop in rc.local:
modprobe eeepc_laptop &
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WOW this actually worked for me. Now it boots very quick. Thanks a lot.
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WOW this actually worked for me...
No need to sound so surprised...
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LOL Can't help it if I am because I've been trying to do this for few days now.
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Last edited by TuxLyn (2012-01-07 05:35:36)
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