Re: Problems booting on Laptop

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Jarrod Hermer wrote:
Hi,

I am having a strange problem with Core 1 on my no name laptop.

Installation completed without a hitch, all devices where detected
correctly. But when the machine rebooted Fedora refused to boot up and
seemed to crash alternately when the firewire or PCMCIA was being
probed/configured.

I removed the "rhgb" from the entry in GRUB. This seemed to solve the
problem as Fedora then booted. But now it refuses to boot and seems to
be getting stuck when the PCMCIA devices are getting configured/probed.

Sorry for my vague description but I am a typical MS newbie.

Here are some details about the devices in the laptop gleaned from
Microsoft.
* PCMCIA controller: O2Micro OZ6933 CardBus
* On board video - S3 Twister - shared memory
* FireWire: Texas Instruments OHCO Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller

Any guidance would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Jarrod

Jarrod:

I experienced the exact same behavior on a Sony Vaio laptop. I had been using FC1 on it for about a month when this behavior happened just yesterday. I could not get it to boot. I tried rescue mode, and was able to get a root shell, but I didn't know how to proceed. Since I didn't have anything valuable on the hd, I did a fresh install of FC1 and have run all of the updates.

So I don't have an answer for us, but I experienced the same hang on boot for the laptop. The freeze was occurring at the FireWire probe portion of the boot. Prior to yesterday the bootup was going just fine.

Clint




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