Using Tim Gardner's 2.6.24-21.39 kernel, the "ACPI: Failed To Attach
Device Data" errors, and all of the "Quirk" entries are gone from the
kernel log.
Using this kernel + Foxconn's BIOS fix or Matthew Garrett's workaround
patch, the only part of this bug that survives seems to be the no sound
afte
I didn't see Matthew Garrett attach this anywhere, but I snuck over to
his blog and swiped it from:
http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/foxconn.diff
It probably would be easier to patch the kernel since this has grown way
past the scope of a few dodgy motherboards.
I'd still say patching the BIOS
I see that Matthew Garrett has released a fix in Fedora Rawhide and sent
it upstream.
Since this is a small patch with what looks like a very low risk of
regressions, fixing a severe problem..When can it be applied to
Ubuntu Hardy and Intrepid Development?
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This is a definite blocker, it affects one's ability to moo, I recommend
setting severity to Critical as this is one of apt's few defining
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syslog ou
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volume was not found"
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Update: Heart Zhang at Foxconn has posted on the forums, with
instructions on how to download the test/beta of their repaired BIOS for
their G33M and G33M-S boards, and says all affected Foxconn boards will
be fixed soon: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=877721
I need to stress that as it
BIOS fix for Foxconn motherboards very soon, I am beta testing a new
BIOS that resolves all the party poopers as long as you're using kernel
2.6.26
MSI and ASUS appear to want to have nothing to do with this, thats my
hunch anyway, kindly pester them if you're their customer would be my
suggestion
Manca:
I would tell them:
This has been verified by Foxconn and AMI as a defective BIOS.
When an upgrade is available, I would appreciate you please posting it
so that your customers can benefit.
(Can you please not quote everything in the bug report? Please try
replying on the bug page itself,
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Description of problem:
- Multiple ACPI problems and warnings on boot, PC will suspend and resume, but
on resume sound will not work,
- and on next reboot, it hangs and requires a hard reset, Thermal Zone and Fan
- control support also appear to be missing, I had to s
I have been in touch with Foxconn several times today, this bug also
affects:
Asus P5K-E
P5E WS and P5E WS PRO
MSI P965 series
It is the BIOS that is defective, not the chipset.
American Megatrends (AMI) shipped the defective BIOS, if yours is an
Award BIOS, this is not an issue.
http://izanbar
Sebastien, someone in #ubuntu-bugs told me to do that, I'm sorry for the
trouble.
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- Evolution crashes when attempting to scan incoming mail for spam
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- Evolution 2.23.4 crashes when
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- Evolution crashes when attempting to scan incoming mail for spam
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Evolution 2.23.4 crashes when attempting to spam check new e-mail,
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Calgary is enabled in Intrepid desktop kernels, right now I am using
2.6.26-4 of course, I am trying to test a new DSDT table from Foxconn to
fix many other errors their BIOS has, and possibly Linux bug(s) too.
I've been kicking e-mails back and forth between Mat
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Calgary is enabled in Intrepid desktop kernels, right now I am using
2.6.26-4 of course, I am trying to test a new DSDT table from Foxconn to
fix many other errors their BIOS has, and possibly Linux bug(s) too.
I've been kicking e-mails back and forth between Matthew Garrett,
Just to go over what Matthew Garrett has stated on his blog,
paraphrasing:
"There's no way altering the DSDT fixes any of the errors, especially
not the checksum"
It does indeed fix all of that, or at least no errors in my log when I
change to _OSI and Store Zero (What Vista and XP get), and remo
I have started a Defective By Design consumer action list of bad
motherboards that display similar problems to this.
http://izanbardprince.wordpress.com/2008/07/27/list-of-confirmed-
foxconn-sabotaged-motherboards-that-cannot-run-linux-well/
I will keep it updated based on reader input, so that l
http://forum.msi.com.tw/index.php?topic=118715.msg895494
Same bug apparently occurs on an MSI P965 Platinum.
Your board, and this fellows, also appear to have been made by Foxconn,
and also use basically the same Foxconn-customized AMI (American
Megatrends) BIOS.
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Multiple ACPI problems and warnings on boot, PC will suspend and resume, but
on resume sound will not work,
and on next reboot, it hangs and requires a hard reset, Thermal Zone and Fan
control support also appear to be missing, I had to s
Apparently Foxconn is working on a patch, nothing like leaning on them
to get them from "Go buy Vista" to "We'll have it next week" I guess, it
was not really my intention to attack Foxconn publicly, but they were
totally blowing me off and I felt something had to be done.
Thank you to the communi
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I'm now trying Ubuntu Intrepid Alpha 2 with kernel 2.6.26-4, will attach
relevant data,.
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This may fix the problems I've had in Bug 251338, when will this hit the
repository?
Ben, can you glance at my BIOS dumps, if you have a few minutes to kill?
I'm sure there are lots of people with this particular type of BIOS
bustage that would love to see a fix.
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I'd suggest not giving out your email to people you think may spam you,
at this point it's probably too late and you'll need a new email
account.
Be more careful next time, I'd use a disposable email service to sign up
for crap that is going to spam you.
In any event, this is not an Ubuntu bug.
I can confirm that this happens, it is extremely annoying.
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Description of problem:
Multiple ACPI problems and warnings on boot, PC will suspend and resume, but on
resume sound will not work,
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control support also appear to be missing, I had to set the BIOS t
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