Kai, it worked. Thanks.
Kai Thomsen wrote:
Salvio wrote:
Kai Thomsen wrote:
[...] This most likely indicates an incorrect PCI interrupt (IRQ) routing, and you should try letting the kernel ACPI subsystem configure it:
Add the option "acpi=on" (although "pci=acpi" should suffice, you'd be potentially missing other ACPI features) to your kernel boot parameters, either via the GRUB boot menu or, for a permanent change, by appending it to the appropriate "kernel" line in /boot/grub/grub.conf.
Thanks Kai, I'll let you know how that goes... I do not have access to that computer at the moment and will try your suggestion later this week.
What do you mean by:
"you'd be potentially missing other ACPI features"
If your hardware and BIOS support ACPI (to a certain extent) and you use "pci=acpi" instead of "acpi=on", you won't benefit from features such as battery and thermal status, battery/power-button/lid event notification, hardware ACPI sleep etc.
Of course, which ones of these work depends on Dell's specific ACPI implementation and the ACPI support in the FC1 kernel.
--Kai
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