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Hey, while my laptop is booting, about a quarter way through i get this message: "ACPI: Using IOAPIC for interrupt routing", and booting completely stops. It continues after I push the power button. How do I fix this? This is a very recent install by the way,
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You could try noapic to your GRUB kernel configuration (/boot/grub/menu.lst in the kernel line) and if that doesn't work you could try acpi=off
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Thanks, that would work, however, I wanted to keep acpi. Is there a way to fix acpi instead of disabling it? I've installed arch linux before and I have never had this problem until I installed the new release.
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You could also try a "fixed" DSDT which it's most likely the reason for your problem.
Seek if you're DSDT is blacklisted near: http://acpi.sourceforge.net/dsdt/index.php
Even if you don't found your ACPI recompiled you can read on how to fix it in that URL (not that easy though).
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gothicknight, that website is a bit out of date and has also been left to the spam bots; the blacklist link fails and the dsdt database is garbage.
loyx - i have the same problem (although pressing the power button doesnt help me for some reason); i've basically settled on waiting for the next kernel patch to fix it, as i've already reported it wherever i could think to
ACPI worked fine for me in 2.6.25 ![]()
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Sad to ear that.... helped me with my old laptop ![]()
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I had the same problem. try adding nolapic_timer to your boot options. Worked for me. on a HP Pavilion.
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There is a new kernel in testing. Can one brave soul see if the problem is fixed with that one?
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I back to 2.6.25
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I just tested things out with the new kernel (2.6.26.3) and the problems persist.
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I just tested things out with the new kernel (2.6.26.3) and the problems persist.
same. I also just tried noapic and that glitches up too. Many other people have the same problem as me in the newest kernels - it worked perfectly fine for me before. don't they test anything before they release it ![]()
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They can't test it with all hardware. We are the reason bug reporting exists ![]()
Anyhow, if it's the same issue I had/have, adding nolapic_timer to the kernel line, like semperfiguy suggested, will let you boot with acpi and nothing noticeable missing.
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I booted with nolapic_timer and that did fix the issue of booting, but there were several other problems I ran into. I'm not sure what caused them, but it was either ndiswrapper or the new kernel. Basically I would experience soft lock-ups where I could still type commands into a prompt, but none would run, and Gnome/Nautilus consistently failed to run. For me 2.6.26 seems to be an absolute bust.
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very sorry, meant to add that I booted with nolapic_timer and it worked! thanks a lot semperfiguy
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gothicknight, that website is a bit out of date and has also been left to the spam bots; the blacklist link fails and the dsdt database is garbage.
True, and it didn't help me either (though my model was among the ones featured) However, a combination of reading the gentoo wiki and scouring the ubuntu forums (where the amount of people using the same laptop as you is probably a bit closer to critical mass than here) helped me find a dsdt solution.
Or you can just try googling dsdt and your model name...
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