Is there any way on typical motherboards to send an NMI? On Altix boxes,
we can use the system controller to send an NMI. I have found some
motherboards appear to have an NMI line. Is there anything like that
on i386? Maybe I am missing the issue entirely. Does deadlock inside
an IRQ handler seem plausible?
On a side note, I have reproduced the hang with a different storage device
(ide). At the time, I have deactivated the volume group, stopped the
raid device and unloaded the sata_promise module. I also noticed that
uhci_hcd and eth1 (3com 3c59x module) are sharing IRQ 5 so I had unloaded
the uhci_hcd and usbcore before the last test.
On Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 11:59:25AM -0400, Chuck Ebbert wrote:
> There is a list of kernel options you can try, including:
>
> noapic
> nolapic
> pci=nomsi,nommconf
> pci=noacpi
I will try these this evening.
Thanks,
Robin
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