Hi,
since it is usually what I touch last, I now tried an BIOS update which solved
the IRQ routing oddities:
old version: V3.20 06/27/05
new version: V4.30 10/01/06
The 2x timer sped can be circumvented with: disable_timer_pin_1
However then, with APIC interrupts used, the machine does not come back
properly after suspend, it hangs on resume. I can post the debug output of
that if someone is interested.
On Monday 16 January 2006 16:07, I wrote:
> I have a MSI Megabook S270 with AMD Turion MT-30 and the interrupt routing
> never worked quite right. I'll describe the problems with 2.6.15, since I
> reinstalled the system recently and do not have older kernels to quote logs
> for those.
>
> First I have to boot with e.g. noapic, otherwise the system time runs twice
> as fast but with and without noapic. pci=routeirq, pci=assign-busses or
> irqpoll the interrupt assigned to the USB controllers gets disabled and
> thus renders USB unfunctional.
>
> Attached are dmesg and /proc/interrupts of 2.6.15 once vanilla and once
> with noapic. Just drop a note if more information, option or patch to test
> is welcome:
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