Hi all, I was just installing centos 5 on my new dv9000 hp laptop. Installed fine. on first boot, I got through welcome, firewall, selinux was on date time screen and did Forward to goto next screen (Create User) and the machines locks up. can ping any more or anything....
Any ideas?
Jerry
Hello, I've heard of some powermanagement/acpi issues with those laptops under linux and available pci interrupts. Maybe try disabling powermanagement/acpi and see what happens? Not a definite answer, but something one of my friends had run into at one time with that particular laptop model. Maybe also check for a bios update.
Try booting and running "tail -f /var/log/messages" and see if anything sticks out when it locks up.
-Frd
Jerry Geis wrote:
Hi all, I was just installing centos 5 on my new dv9000 hp laptop. Installed fine. on first boot, I got through welcome, firewall, selinux was on date time screen and did Forward to goto next screen (Create User) and the machines locks up. can ping any more or anything....
Any ideas?
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On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 16:24 -0400, FordPrefect wrote:
Hello, I've heard of some powermanagement/acpi issues with those laptops under linux and available pci interrupts. Maybe try disabling powermanagement/acpi and see what happens? Not a definite answer, but something one of my friends had run into at one time with that particular laptop model. Maybe also check for a bios update.
Try booting and running "tail -f /var/log/messages" and see if anything sticks out when it locks up.
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-Frd
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Hi all, I was just installing centos 5 on my new dv9000 hp laptop. Installed fine. on first boot, I got through welcome, firewall, selinux was on date time screen and did Forward to goto next screen (Create User) and the machines locks up. can ping any more or anything....
Any ideas?
Jerry
I have a dv9000 (amd turion) and had lockups with both ubuntu 6.10 and fc6. Adding noapic to the kernel boot parameter seemed to fix it.