Jeff Garzik wrote:
>
> > Chapter 1, AmbiCom in slot 1 hangs the sytem untill removed.
>
> I get this too with a test 8139 that RealTek sent me. The behavior
> occurs on a Compaq K6-2 laptop and also a Toshiba P-III laptop. I
> assumed it was a bad card sent from the bowels of RealTek engineering,
> but maybe not...
>
> Changing "#if 0" to "#if 1" at the top of yenta.c, and logging the
> output (perhaps with minicom, over a serial console) would probably be
> interesting...
(I did an su to get something into the logs to mark a starting point.)
Here, I insert the tulip into slot 1. It continiously prints this stuff
out, and from the fuzzy pattern wizzing by the console, it appears that
it will just print out the same pattern as long as I have the card inserted.
I did remove the NIC, and though I cannot be certain, I believe that log
starts exactly where this pattern stops. It does print out a bunch more
stuff before settling down...
After that, the debug spew continues every second or so.
If you'd like to see something else, plz let me know now to get
it to boot up in serial-console mode (and change run-level to 3 instead of
5 as I have it set now...)
> Jeff, who swears he's still on vacation :)
Heh, I came back from vacation to find this lying in wait for me! :)
Thanks,
Ben
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