I cancelled that. Between 3.0.19 and 3.0.20 there are only two changes and only one of them can be related to my problem:
stefan@stefanspc:~/ubuntu-oneiric$ git log --oneline 691d6a674a8c31c4abddd0f0142e6642cfe110cf..27996a4c72c3c36bb7e8a3ceed7d0defbaa81040
27996a4 Linux 3.0.20
df89d48 PCI: Rework ASPM disable code <<<<<<<<< This one is it
5c2fab4 UBUNTU: SAUCE: acer-wmi: support for P key on TM8372
Is it a BIOS bug? Then how can we tell ACER that they have to fix it? Or is it possible to include a permanent work-around into future Releases of the Linux Kernel?
I cancelled that. Between 3.0.19 and 3.0.20 there are only two changes and only one of them can be related to my problem:
stefan@ stefanspc: ~/ubuntu- oneiric$ git log --oneline 691d6a674a8c31c 4abddd0f0142e66 42cfe110cf. .27996a4c72c3c3 6bb7e8a3ceed7d0 defbaa81040
27996a4 Linux 3.0.20
df89d48 PCI: Rework ASPM disable code <<<<<<<<< This one is it
5c2fab4 UBUNTU: SAUCE: acer-wmi: support for P key on TM8372
Following the instructions on wireless. kernel. org/en/ users/Documenta tion/ASPM# Linux_kernel_ ASPM_support
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I was able to fix the problem by disabling ASPM on the PCI bus 00:1c.2 which is
shared by the ethernet interface (tg3) and the SD/MMC card reader using the
following command.
setpci -s 00:1c.2 0x50.B=0x40
So I have a good work-around now.
Is it a BIOS bug? Then how can we tell ACER that they have to fix it? Or is it possible to include a permanent work-around into future Releases of the Linux Kernel?