Denis Vlasenko wrote:
Sounds like ( ;] ) it's a userspace program or a loaded module.
boot with init=/bin/sh and then reproduce normal boot manually entering
relevant commands (you need to be familiar with boot process
Actually, you don't need to unterstand much about the boot process, just
pretend you're /bin/sh and execute whatever is defined in /etc/inittab :-).
So I found the culprit to be a call to /usr/bin/sensors -s in one of the
init scripts. I disabled the script for the time being (no big loss, the
sensors reported complete junk unter 2.6.8, anyway).
pcie_portdrv_probe->Dev[005d:10de] has invalid IRQ. Check vendor BIOS
Output of lspci? lspci -n?
I look at that later, I'm away from the machine right now.
Yours, Florian.
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