Re: x86_64 boot problem (Resolved)

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> > >>>>I have the following HW that I am hoping to use in a compute
cluster.
> > >>>>
> > >>>>MB: Tyan Tomcat K8S(S2850G2N)
> > >>>>RAM: 1GB - DDR 2700 via 2 - 512MB modules
> > >>>>CPU: AMD Opteron 146
> > >>>>Video: Built in ATI Rage
> > >>>>HD: Maxtor 80GB 7200 RPM IDE ULTRA ATA133
> > >>>>
> > >>>>I have successfully loaded the i386 version Fedora Core 1 using a
boot
> > >>>>floppy, a network floppy and an http shared mirror of the fedora
> > >>>>distribution.
> > >>>>
> > >>>>Now I am trying to install the x86_64 version using an ATAPI DVD
drive
> I
> > >>>>have temporarily connected to the secondary IDE on the system. When
I
> > >>>>boot from CDROM I get
> > >>>>
> > >>>>boot:
> > >>>>Loading vmlinux
> > >>>>Loading initrd.img............
> > >>>>Ready.
> >
> > >>>   Try "linux apci=off iommu=off".
> >
> > >> Same result.
> > >> Thanks for trying.
> >
> > > You might also try playing with the iommu, and acpi settings in the
> > > bios.  Of I could be completely on the wrong track.  I've only used
the
> > > 2881, and 2882 tyan amd64 boards.
> >
> > I have a 2885 I will be firing up eventually too. Thanks for the
> suggestion
> > and help. I'll report on the results.
> >
> > Pete
>
> I disabled on board serial ATA support. No change.
> The BIOS IOMMU mode was disabled.
> Next I disabled ACPI Aware O/S and I got a little further. kernel panic.
> I tried
> 1. just hitting return
> 2. linux noapci
> 3. linux apci=off
> 4. linux apci=off iommu=off
> but all gave the kernel panic.
> I guess I need to do the serial port trick suggested here
> http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=109641
> and report the results to bugzilla?
>
> Pete

I had to
1. Set ACPI Aware O/S to NO in the BIOS
2. Use
  linux acpi=off

Not apci=off! Dohh!

Your original email did point me in the right direction Samual. Don't feel
bad. The bugzilla entry I pointed to say "noapic". I'm so confused, but the
above worked. Thanks for your help.

Pete



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