On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 09:07:11AM +0200, Ville Herva wrote:
> Oh, I check some time ago. Sorry for baing vague, but as I said, we expect
> to post more info in a couple of days.
>
> The card was in a slot that shares an IQR with something called "serial bus
> controller" (and USB gadget, I gather.) It's _not_ in the slot that shares
> the IRQ with (both) HPT370 controllers.
>
> USB is disabled in BIOS and in kernel config. Ansolutely no USB devices
> attached.
>
> No. I'm pretty positive this is a case of Via PCI being flaky.
I opened the box, and yes the NIC was in PCI slot 3. I moved it to slot
1 and I'll patch up the bad blocks on that drive and see if it happens
again.
Of course it took several months this time, and it's likely I'll be
upgrading that machine to 2.4. So the new drivers in 2.4 might handle
the buggy chipset.
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