On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 7:16 PM, Soren Hansen <email address hidden> wrote:
> If further testing reveals that disabling the tsc actually helps, I've
> prepared a kernel patch that will fix it for us:
>
> http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=soren/ubuntu-
> hardy.git;a=commit;h=c472835957c7bce42c56aa2c57caa2e80a5bdb1a
>
> Mind you, the code is completely untested (it's getting rather late
> here), but it looks plausible.
>
Well I tested this on my machine here and I still see the problem, though
with notsc it seems less frequent. I'm concerned that may be wishful
thinking on my part. I have noticed a new behavior where the install
red-screen fails during the "selecting and installing packages" bit towards
the end of the install. I get a stall like before, but this time when I hit
a key to continue, rather than carrying it, it drops me out to the red
screen. Even if I go go back a few steps in the install process, it keeps
giving me a red screen "A installation step has failed" or the like. I need
to do some more testing and see if I can get it to reliably correlate to
something I'm changing, but as you pointed out, it's getting late here
too...
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 7:16 PM, Soren Hansen <email address hidden> wrote:
> If further testing reveals that disabling the tsc actually helps, I've kernel. ubuntu. com/git? p=soren/ ubuntu- a=commit; h=c472835957c7b ce42c56aa2c57ca a2e80a5bdb1a
> prepared a kernel patch that will fix it for us:
>
> http://
> hardy.git;
>
> Mind you, the code is completely untested (it's getting rather late
> here), but it looks plausible.
>
Well I tested this on my machine here and I still see the problem, though
with notsc it seems less frequent. I'm concerned that may be wishful
thinking on my part. I have noticed a new behavior where the install
red-screen fails during the "selecting and installing packages" bit towards
the end of the install. I get a stall like before, but this time when I hit
a key to continue, rather than carrying it, it drops me out to the red
screen. Even if I go go back a few steps in the install process, it keeps
giving me a red screen "A installation step has failed" or the like. I need
to do some more testing and see if I can get it to reliably correlate to
something I'm changing, but as you pointed out, it's getting late here
too...
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-Quentin Hartman-