Sorry it's taken so long to write back. I'm unable to get repeatable
results when booting with the irqpoll option. If I boot with it, it often
hangs for > 15 minutes at the "Reading files necessary for boot" step and
then again at the "Preparing Restricted Drivers" step. Then once I do get
up gdm is flaky Without irqpoll, it flies right past both of those (since I
don't require any restricted drivers).. Is there something I can do to boot
with irqpoll, save off some helpful data, then boot up without it?
On 7/19/07, Don Spaulding II <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> Ah, ok, I'll try this tonight and email you tomorrow if not before.
> Sorry this is slow going, I do use this laptop for work so I'm usually
> fairly busy with it during the day. Thanks for the help so far, though!
>
> Brian Murray wrote:
> > The "irqpoll" option is a kernel arguement so it needs to be appended to
> > the kernel line of grub. So it should look something like:
> >
> > kernel /boot/vmlinux-2.6.22-8-generic root=UUID=stuffhere ro
> > resume=UUID=stuffhere irqpoll
> >
> >
>
Sorry it's taken so long to write back. I'm unable to get repeatable
results when booting with the irqpoll option. If I boot with it, it often
hangs for > 15 minutes at the "Reading files necessary for boot" step and
then again at the "Preparing Restricted Drivers" step. Then once I do get
up gdm is flaky Without irqpoll, it flies right past both of those (since I
don't require any restricted drivers).. Is there something I can do to boot
with irqpoll, save off some helpful data, then boot up without it?
On 7/19/07, Don Spaulding II <email address hidden> wrote: 2.6.22- 8-generic root=UUID=stuffhere ro UUID=stuffhere irqpoll
>
> Ah, ok, I'll try this tonight and email you tomorrow if not before.
> Sorry this is slow going, I do use this laptop for work so I'm usually
> fairly busy with it during the day. Thanks for the help so far, though!
>
> Brian Murray wrote:
> > The "irqpoll" option is a kernel arguement so it needs to be appended to
> > the kernel line of grub. So it should look something like:
> >
> > kernel /boot/vmlinux-
> > resume=
> >
> >
>
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