Untill yesterday I saw problems twice while trying to (re)boot. The first picture 'hss-0.jpg' was taken at cold boot, so maybe it was due to too low environmental temperature. This occured once only, then I reinstallaed and used the ext4 filesystem this time instead of ext3. No boot-problems occured since then. The second picture 'hss-1.jpg' shows the hanging boot-process during IRQ-initialisation with a different BIOS-setting that mentioned above, this happened with 'Resources controlled By [Auto(ESCD)] actually. So it seems, that either the BIOS is a bit buggy and has a sloppy PnP-ACPI initialisation routine, or current Linux kernels are.
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