I have CentOS 5 installed on a Compaq Evo. I don't know the exact Evo model. When I first installed it, booted up fine. Now, when it boots, it freezes when it loads the UHCI kernel module. Here's what I see:
input: AT Translated set 2 keyboard as /class/input/input0 Creating block device nodes. Loading uhci-hcd.ko module. USB Universal Host Controller Interface driver 3.0
And that's it. The system just hangs there.
I'm using kernel 2.6.18-8.1.6.el5xen. I can't remember when I last ran 'yum update', but I know the system did boot at one time without any problems.
Any ideas?
-- Prentice
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On 7/5/07, Bisbal, Prentice PBisbal@lexpharma.com wrote:
I'm using kernel 2.6.18-8.1.6.el5xen. I can't remember when I last ran 'yum update', but I know the system did boot at one time without any problems.
Any ideas?
Do you need the xen kernel for virtualization? You may get different results with the stock, non-xen kernel.
Oh, and about this ->
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Yeah... we're gonna publish the email on the mailing list archives for anyone to look at.... These aren't much good on a mailing list...
Jim Perrin wrote:
On 7/5/07, Bisbal, Prentice PBisbal@lexpharma.com wrote:
I'm using kernel 2.6.18-8.1.6.el5xen. I can't remember when I last ran 'yum update', but I know the system did boot at one time without any problems.
Any ideas?
Do you need the xen kernel for virtualization? You may get different results with the stock, non-xen kernel.
The whole reason I installed CentOS 5 was so I could learn RHEL's virtualization, so yes - I do need the xen kernel
Oh, and about this ->
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Yeah... we're gonna publish the email on the mailing list archives for anyone to look at.... These aren't much good on a mailing list...
I know, it's stupid, but I have no say in the matter. That legalese gets added on the mailserver where I hav no control over it.
On 7/5/07, Bisbal, Prentice PBisbal@lexpharma.com wrote:
The whole reason I installed CentOS 5 was so I could learn RHEL's virtualization, so yes - I do need the xen kernel
Settles that one then :-P
You may need to add a boot option to the kernel, such as noapci, noapic, or acpi=ht
You can find the whole list of available options in /usr/share/doc/kernel-doc-2.6.18/Documentation/kernel-parameters.txt
I don't know much specifically about your hardware, so my examples are some of the more common options in usage. Not sure which one will be right for you.
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