I dropped an RTL8169-based PCI card into the system and disabled the
Marvell controller. This solved the lockup problem completely - and it
also solved my problem with corrupted updates.
Now I'm debating whether or not to return the motherboard and get
something with a Realtek, Nvidia, or Intel co
I can reliably get my new system (XFX nForce 630i motherboard) with an
integrated Marvell PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet controller to lock up HARD.
All I have to do is FTP anything from another gigabit-equipped machine
on my LAN, and the system instantly locks up requiring a hard reset. NFS
transfers will
Actually, I suspect my ACPI temperature problem is a BIOS bug. I just
found a new BIOS revision for my motherboard, and I'm trying it now - it
may be a couple of days before I find out for sure if the new BIOS fixes
it. In my case, the bad readings come at random times, sometimes for a
few seconds,
I just had this happen while running MythTV with the 2.6.22-14.52
generic kernel, 32-bit x86, SMP in use (Athlon 64 X2 3800+, pcHDTV
HD-5500, Abit AN-M2 mobo). Other than an ACPI temperature issue [1] that
forces me to run with acpi=off, the system has been otherwise stable.
Fortunately, the Dayto
To elaborate on what is happening on my Abit AN-M2 running Gutsy, I've
plotted a graph of temperature readings. Note the 121 C spike in the
ACPI reading that is not reflected in reading from lm_sensors. In this
instance, the spike only lasted five seconds, not lasting long enough to
force a shutdow
This is also happening in Gutsy with 2.6.22-14-generic (installed
version 2.6.22-14.47) i386 on an Abit AN-M2 motherboard with an Athlon
64 X2 4800+.
The lm_sensors readings are normal when this occurs, and a front panel
temperature gauge which reads from a temperature probe stuck in the heat
sink
** Also affects: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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kernel 2.6.20-xx incorrectly claims processor overheating
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