oh shit....I was wrong
after I finish my install
when I logging into system,same problem happening again
looks like I have to find my way to add noapic parameter at boot time....
is there anyone can help me with this?
it's so close to solve the problem....

徐志緯 <email address hidden> 於 2010年5月18日下午9:45 寫道：

> OH YEAH!!!After I add the  noapic  parameter at boot time,it finally works!
> Thank you!! You are the man!!
>
> 2010/5/17 Anthony Bodle <email address hidden>
>
> Snapshot on progress.  I can run the installed 10.04 version of Ubuntu
>> stable with 2 CPUs on my Asus P4S800 if I add the  noapic  parameter at boot
>> time.
>> Removing    quiet splash    gives insight into what is going on.
>> With a stable installed Ubuntu, I can now reboot and read the logs for
>> where it crashed.
>>
>>
>> More background info:  I initially tried adding the acpi=noirq parameter
>> at boot time, as I had managed to get through the install process ok with
>> that.
>> At first glance it seemed to be working, but I soon found I had no
>> ethernet connection when I attempted to use Update Manager.  So I then tried
>> the noapic parameter at boot, and this time Update Manager worked ok as the
>> ethernet connection was fine.  Updated and now have 2.6.32-22-generic.
>>  Still need noapic at boot to keep system stable.
>>
>> I've seen various error messages in the logs, but admit to being out of my
>> depth.  For instance
>> "SIS900 can't find IRQ for PIC INT A try using PCI=BIOSREQ"  was there
>> when my Ethernet (a SIS900) was not working.
>>
>> PCI=BIOSREQ was no help on its own, things just froze again.
>>
>> After  "stuck key" events that happened with no boot parameters I saw
>> various entries related to PULSEAUDIO such as
>> ratelimit.c:3 events suppressed
>> failed to sink input 114
>> sink input.c Failed to create sink input too many (something or other)
>> 112x
>>
>> But after keyboard/mouse freezes I can't see anything odd.
>>
>> The logs are starting to wrap so I can't go back and read these, so excuse
>> my poor notes.  As I have my audio controller dusabled in the BIOS  is it
>> strange to see PulseAudio errors?
>>
>>
>> I also tried the 10.04 cd on yet another AMD based Asus machine, and it
>> ran fine off the CD.  I have set my P4S800 up next this and am seeing if
>> comparing them gives me any insight.  None so far!
>>
>> I have trawled a lot of webites and forums on this topic.  The P4S800 if
>> listed as OK on a linux compatibility site which is interesting.  But I
>> notice that many other mobos do seem to need  noapic  .
>>
>> I then put the old 8.04 CD into the P4S800 and ran off the CD, it works
>> just fine still.  So what has changed from 8.04 to 10.04 that might be
>> causing this?
>>
>> Hope all this helps somebody.
>> Cheers
>> Anthony
>>
>> --
>> mouse and keyboard don't work with motherboard ASUS p4s800
>> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/577671
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>> of the bug.
>>
>> Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu: Incomplete
>>
>> Bug description:
>> I had use many way to install ubuntu 10.04,like install form CD、Install
>> form text mode、update form 9.10 to 10.04
>>
>> but the problem is always the same:when it turn into ubuntu 10.04's
>>  GUI,the mouse and keyboard won't work anymore.No matter using ps/2 or usb .
>>
>> For example:At first I was using ubuntu 9.10,the mouse and keyboard are
>> work fine.But when I use update manager to update the system to ubuntu
>> 10.04,the mouse and keyboard will no longer working.
>>
>> And the same problem is happened when I use cd to install,every time when
>> monitor comes to graphic install scenes,the mouse and keyboard won't work
>> anymore.
>>
>> I have search the article,and I found that the same problem has been
>> report on Bug #577183,but my situation is worser,I can't do anything on
>> system,all my io device just can't work,so there is no way I run any command
>> from a Terminal,like apport-collect -p linux 577183.
>>
>> Please,now I am wondering if I can use any further new version of
>> ubuntu,pleass help us out.
>>
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