On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Craig I. Hagan wrote:
>
> I've seen the following error when booting a dell 2550 (dual p3, serverworks
> CNB20HE chipset):
>
> APIC error on CPU0: 08(08)
> (repeats until i hard reset the machine)
I can confirm this. Hardware is a dell 2400 (dual p3 coppermine, ServerWorks
CNB20LE chipset, gcc version 2.96 (Red Hat 7.2 base).
> I've seen this for every combination of 2.4.19-rc/ac patch that i've tried,
> however the 2.4.19-rc kernels work fine (my test system is currently running
> 2.4.19-rc3). I'd like to help resolve this issue, but I'm not quite sure as to
> where to start save rolling back all of the apic deltas in the -ac patch
> series.
I've run rc2 already and it was fine, rc2-ac2 did not work, ditto with
rc3-ac1.
The .config (attached) is the same .config used for the rc2 kernel
with the exception of the new options. I've also attached a diff bettween the
-rc3-ac1 and the -rc2 kernel configs to see if there was anything odd
turned on.
A couple oddities I do have turned on (RZ1000 chipset, PIIX and PIIX tuning,
Intel RNG) should not cause problems (ie should be ignored).
Regards
James Bourne
>
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