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From: Heiko Z. <hz...@pr...> - 2003-06-18 18:19:10
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On 06/18/2003 01:49:21 PM Bruce Smith wrote: >> >The "work-around" seems to be to turn off the kernel option: >> >CONFIG_X86_UP_IOAPIC "IO-APIC support on uniprocessors" >> > >> >So I ran "make menuconfig" in tmp/linux-2.4.21, turned it off, then= : >> >cd ../../scripts/ >> >./build.sh build opt=3Dlinux >> >./build.sh install opt=3Dlinux >> >cd .. >> >rm tmp/.done_iso_100_build-iso >> >make iso >> > >> >and now VMware-4 boots fine from my ISO image. :-) >> > >> >CONFIG_X86_UP_IOAPIC appears in the files: >> >scripts/config/config_linux.up (and .smp) >> > >> >Should someone upload a "fix"? >> >> Is there a patch available? > >All I've found is a "-ac1" patch. I don't know if this fixes it or no= t. >Would you like me to try it? > >Otherwise I would REALLY like to turn off CONFIG_X86_UP_IOAPIC in >scripts/config/config_linux.up so I can develop without having to burn= >CD's and boot them on a real PC. IMO this is a better option than >running the first Alan Cox pre-release anyway, since there may be new >problems introduced in -ac1. We for sure won't go to a -ac kernel. I'm also not happy with turning off the IOAPIC for everybody. You can modify it for your local development environment, but don't check it in= . I would suggest monitoring mailinglist and looking for patches over the= next few days. cya Heiko = |