Comment 2 for bug 368462

Hi Chris

I'm really sorry if I've been wasting your time, turned out that
removing the nvidia graphics card, a gs7300, resolved the problem, and
this is the chief suspect as I have been having trouble with it.

( it gives these irq messages all the time

Mar 16 20:28:46 pc-2 kernel: [ 290.511377] unexpected IRQ trap at vector 9b
Mar 16 20:28:47 pc-2 kernel: [ 291.515515] irq 155, desc: c04a0b00,
depth: 1, count: 0, unhandled: 0
Mar 16 20:28:47 pc-2 kernel: [ 291.515523] ->handle_irq(): c0177250,
handle_bad_irq+0x0/0x2a0
Mar 16 20:28:47 pc-2 kernel: [ 291.515535] ->chip(): c0477180,
no_irq_chip+0x0/0x40
Mar 16 20:28:47 pc-2 kernel: [ 291.515541] ->action(): 00000000
Mar 16 20:28:47 pc-2 kernel: [ 291.515543] IRQ_DISABLED set

but it runs fine with ubuntu on the other computer I mentioned on the
bug report.
)

As requested I ran it in recovery mode and took a shot of the screen
which is attached.

Also holding down a key made no difference either when booting from the
hard drive or from the cd.

Best regards

Andrew

Chris Coulson wrote:
> Would you mind selecting the recovery mode option from the GRUB menu? To
> do this, press ESC when grub loads, then use the arrow keys to select
> the recovery option. Please take a photograph of the screen, showing the
> last messages displayed before the boot stops.
>
> Also, could you try pressing and holding any key to see if the boot
> progresses? If it does, then this might be a duplicate of another bug.
>
> ** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
>