My Samsung runs with Intel graphics and as I wrote beforte: blacklisting the *video* module did the trick. Obviuosly, my problem isn't caused by the ricoh card reader. Using acpi=off boots the laptop OK, but it drains the battery extremely fast... I also tried blacklisting the ricoh module, but that didn't help.
All the listed kernel did boot on my laptop after I blacklisted the video module. The acpi switch is not needed.
My Samsung runs with Intel graphics and as I wrote beforte: blacklisting the *video* module did the trick. Obviuosly, my problem isn't caused by the ricoh card reader. Using acpi=off boots the laptop OK, but it drains the battery extremely fast... I also tried blacklisting the ricoh module, but that didn't help.
All the listed kernel did boot on my laptop after I blacklisted the video module. The acpi switch is not needed.
Greetings
Sven