** Description changed: This is occurring on release 2.6.17-10.33 Booting up with the new kernel for edgy results in what looks like a "test pattern" on the screen and the computer hangs. When I boot up without the "splash" kernel option, I get the kernel panic listing as follows (transcribed): [...] CallTrace: <IRQ> <...> {:atiixp:atiixp_ide_dma_host_off+48} [...] <...> {__ide_dma_off_quietly+34} <...> {do_reset1+269} [...] <...> {__ide_error+573} <...> {ide_dma_intr+0} [...] <...> {ide_intr+403} <...> {handle_IRQ_event+44} [...] <...> {__do_ARQ+188} <...> {do_IRQ+66} [...] <...> {default_idle+0} <...> {ret_from_intr+0} <EOI> [...] <...> {thread_return+0} <...> {default_idle+41} [...] <...> {cpu_idle+158} <...> {start_kernel+523} [...] <...> {_sinittext+659} [...] [...] Code: 83 3f 00 7e f9 e9 2e fe ff ff f3 90 83 3f 00 7e f9 e9 30 fe [...] console shuts up ... [...] <0> Kernel panic - not syncing: Aiee, killing interrupt handler! [...] - I have yet to install a working amd64 kernel since breezy! + I have yet to install a working amd64 kernel since breezy! All 64bit + Dapper kernels had similar problems (after including pci=nommconf to get + around initial kernel panic). What is interesting though, is that the + Dapper i386 kernel on the live cd worked fine (even without the + pci=nommconf option)! Is there a subtle difference in the 64 bit build + of the kernels since dapper? + + Note that this is using Motherboard MSI RS480M2-IL with ATI's Radeon + Xpress 200 chipset.
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