Colin, no problem.
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Miroslav, sorry, one more request, can you provide output from:
sudo lspci -vvnn
Thanks.
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Title:
notebook always crashes if on battery (dell vos
Colin,
please find lspci attached.
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@Miroslav,
Looking at the iwl driver it has a workaround for a H/W bug that
addresses instability on the PCIe bus L0->L0S->L1 transitions and
disables L0S. The workaround seems to check the PCI configuration as
set by the firmware, hence this may a reason for the bug.
Currently I suspect the fol
@Miroslav, thanks for the update. I hope to be getting access to one of
these laptops in the near future to debug this a bit deeper.
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@A.Ilusin
Have you found something suspicious in the logs after the crash?
To increase the chance having something logged press and hold
Alt+Print and keep pressing S so quickly as you can. With other
hand pull out the power cord and keep pressing S until the machine
crashes.
Then reboot and che
lspci for DELL VOSTRO 1015
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Memory
Controller Hub (rev 07)
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Seri
@Colin
In my early troubleshooting efforts I set the performance mode
and if I recall there was no problem. When I set powersave it crashed
few seconds later.
Here are the last lines from the log shortly before crash:
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Miroslav, perhaps it works on the Broadcom Wifi card because it can
handle the link request to power it down, where as the other device
cannot. From what I understand, the ASPM protocol can power down the
link and where possible, devices on the link.
I wonder if pcie_aspm=performance will make it
@Colin King
thanks for your prompt reply.
For me it still doesn't explain the fact, that the
Broadcom WiFi card (based on BCM4315 chipset)
simply works without problem.
At least we're moving somewhere.
Would it be helpfull for you if other people (with
exactly same symptoms!) posted their acpi
My mistake, the bit is set to zero on your firmware, which means ASPM
can be enabled by the OS, so let's ignore that for now.
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@Miroslav,
Thanks for the ACPI data, it was most helpful to bring some insight.
the IA-PC boot flags does state that "PCIe ASPM is not supported":
[0x06d 0109 2] IA-PC Boot Flags (see below): 0x
Legacy Devices Supported (V2): 0x0
@Colin King,
please find the acpidump attached.
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@Miroslav,
It may be one of several issues. So if you are willing, we can tease
these out with some sanity checks. I've just read an ASPM document from
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg462958.aspx and it
states:
"If the BIOS indicates that the platform does not properly suppor
@Colin King
Thanks for you replay, I google-d a little bit
to get the understanding what's PCIE_ASPM
like and I found the explanation on the Intel
site.
I run my notebook with pcie_aspm=off parameter,
because it solves the machine crash when pulling
out the power cord.
I didn't study the kernel
@Miroslav:
> My question is: What side effect can I expect from "pcie_aspm=off"?
PCI Express Active State Power Management (ASPM) defines a protocol for the PCI
Express components in the D0 (fully on)
operating state to reduce the Link power. This is achieved by putting their
Links into a low p
Seems this is affecting more than just Dells
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1632459 .
I have a Dell XPS 1645 bios revision A12 core i7 .
Everything described in this bug has been affecting my machine also very
frustrating. Going to try comment #76 .
card info
id:
network
descri
@Aspera,
Sorry for the delay in replying... miroslav's solution didnt work for me... In
fact I had done exactly what you are saying in #75. The freezing is now reduced
to almost twice/thrice a day.
But it has started another problem (I dont know whether I have messed up
some other files also!!!
Thanks Colin post #76 Worked for me after my previous changes stopped
working. This was caused by an update to pm-utils 1.4.1-3ubuntu1 which
undid my previous changes.
Thanks Colin.
Dell Inspiron 1501 4gb RAM with Intel 4965 AGN wireless card & OCZ 64gb
Vertex 2 SSD
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in gentoo i change in file:
/boot/grub/grub.conf
kernel /boot/2.6.37-gentoo root=/dev/sda1 pcie_aspm=off
laptop Dell Vostro 1015 with broadcom 4322 work fine. not freeze, not
crash
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@Colin King
First, I'm glad to see somebody from kernel team here ;-)
Second, I've tried your "pcie_aspm=off" kernel parameter.
Short answer:
-
It DOES work for me. I will observe my machine and report,
if it crashed. For now, I type this message on machine running
on battery.
L
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Title:
notebook always cra
The Active State Power Management (ASPM) driver pcie_aspm in the default
mode appears to be picking up the configuation from the BIOS default,
which seems to be causing issues on this particular Vostro.
I suggest as a workaround disabling PCIe ASPM with the kernel parameter:
pcie_aspm=off
To do s
@Vinay
I work with the workaround in comment 37 and locked the pm-utils 1.4 for
updates. It is working fine. I have no more crashes.
Maybe the solution of miroslav is the better one, but I have not tried it.
aspera
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@Vinay
Have you tried Miroslav's solution? Does that not work for you?
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Title:
notebook always crashes if on battery (dell vostro 3700 and others
I have found a work around. After implementing the suggestion by Aspera
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/656745/comments/26),
the frequency of freezing has reduced a bit...
Statistically I could see that if start the system on AC and put it on
battery after booting, I can avoi
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-Original message-
From:
Titus Kleppinger
Sent: 20/02/2011, 8.35 AM
To: niku...@gmail.com
Subject: [Bug 656745] Re: notebook always crashes if on battery (dell
vostro 3700 and others)
Thank you so much Joseph W. My Toshiba
was crashing - thank you for
the layman terms for us
Thank you so much Joseph W. My Toshiba was crashing - thank you for
the layman terms for us noobs.
Using Comments #50 and #54 I did the following to prevent the freezes on
my Packard Bell MZ35
I created an empty file by right clicking on the desktop and choosing "Create
Document" and then "
I am facing the same problem. I have DELL VOstro 3700 with core i7,
NVIDIA, Broadcom 4313.
Earlier the system used to hang whenever I try to access wireless. I got
a work around for the same by uninstalling broadcom drivers those were
from Ubuntu repo, and downloaded from Broadcom website.
But th
My environment is:
HP Elitebook 8530w
Nvidia Quadro FX570 w/ Cuda
Intel Wireless N 5300
Broadcom GbE NIC
Ubuntu 10.10 x86_64
These freezes/crashes result in total lockup. Power off is the only
recourse. This usually happens when disconnecting the power cord, after
resuming from suspend.
Scenari
** Summary changed:
- dell vostro 3700 always crash (frozen) if I work with battery (power or
thermal limit exceeded)
+ notebook always crashes if on battery (dell vostro 3700 and others)
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