Some problems: WartyRC1 - HW Detection

[Pizbit]

On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 10:18:20 -0700, Matt Zimmerman <mdz at canonical.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 15, 2004 at 11:10:06PM +1300, Pizbit wrote:
> 
> > I could ping the lan IP I had assigned it but nothing on the network,
> > I gave up experimenting because I wanted to watch some tv:)
> > ifconfig showed nothing in/out for eth0, but several MiB for the
> > loopback, I should have copied the dmesg stuff I saw when searching
> > for stuff for the USB(note to do so next time taken.)
> > Are there any commands to find out more infomation about the network
> > situations I can try next time? I only know the basics.
> 
> Yes, the dmesg stuff would be useful.
Is there anything else to find out what is going on?

> So snd-via82xx is not loaded?  Does your sound device work if it is loaded?
Most of my stuff in my current system is in the kernel due to a friend
setting up my first debian install nearly a year ago, keept that
.config all this time through several reinstalls :)  So I only have
three modules loaded in debian, sd_mod, usb-storage and nvidia, I
believe those =y means it's in the kernel.

Just to clarify what has been cut from this is that sound did work,
only it repeated the same 2 seconds over and over again. I wonder if
this is related to the possible IRQ problem? Just a guess hehe.

> 
> > > Send dmesg output.
> > None. Yes, literally none. Nor can I remember the USB-Storage-Mode-On
> > light on the mp3 player turning on as it should do.
> 
> It's starting to sound suspiciously like you might be encountering an IRQ
> problem, such as the one described in
> https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1254

I must sound so danged silly, I can remember some stuff when I am
reminded heh, I can remember lp being loaded, not sure about the
parport modules, I've written this down to try unloading it next time.
And to try with pci=noacpi perhaps? (Just from a skim of the bug page)
This is no laptop though.

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