Hello, > - check your logs for messages from mcelog during system startup > - see if the problem also exists with Squeeze's standard kernel > - see if mcelog from sid fixes the problem with your current kernel
1. The relevant lines from syslog is: Nov 8 10:13:56 fiws117 mcelog: mcelog read: No such device 2. The problem does not exist in standard kernel. 3. In my sources.list, I replaced squeeze with sid, ran an apt-get update and executed apt-get install mcelog. This did not install a newer version of mcelog, so I guess that there is no newer version. I found out, that (like in so many other cases) this is once again a timing problem with udev, i.e. some service tries to access a device before udev has created the corresponding node. Simply adding 'udevadm settle' in /etc/init.d/mcelog somewhere before calling start-stop-daemon solves the problem. Regards Christoph -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
