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a basic problem.
when i boot from the knoppix cd, i see:
[penguin]
PCI: Device 00:1f.1 not available because of resource collisions
Welcome to the KNOPPIX live Linux-on-CD!
Probing SCSI ... aic7xxx.o
then ... nothing.
i'm booting from Knoppix 3.1 RELEASE: 2002-12-10-BETA.
i'm using a dell notebook (inspiron 2650) running windows xp pro (i'm ashamed to say!)
anything i can do? i'd love to be able to demo linux this way to clients!
thanks
sadara
It looks like Knoppix may have assigned the same IRQ to two different items. Obviously something to do with the PCI bus. Anyway.........
Firts try booting like this:
boot:failsafe
If that doesn't work, enter your BIOS
Disable APM (advanced power management)
Disable PnP (plug & play) then try the 'failsafe' boot again.
If that doesn't work try booting with the cheat codes found here:
http://www.knoppix.net/docs/index.php/CheatCodes
If you need help with the cheat codes post back. :D
thanks a lot!
boots up fine with 'failsafe'.
now to explore a little ....
sadara
Failsafe does almost no hardware detection. Since you can boot with failsafe it is only a matter of discovering which device or feature Knoppix does not like. You will need to implement one or more of these cheat codes:
http://www.knoppix.net/docs/index.php/CheatCodes
I would start with this: (only type what is in bold)
boot:knoppix noapic noapm nopcmcia nousb
If it boots then you know that one of these four things is causing Knoppix not to boot.
apic - advanced programmable interrupt control
apm - advanced power management
pcmcia - your modem or network card
usb - self explainatory
Assuming it boots with these cheat codes, the next step would be to eliminate each of these as a possibility like so:
boot:knoppix noapic-if that doesn't work then:
boot:knoppix noapm...and so on...
boot:knoppix nopcmcia
boot:knoppix nousb
If you need assistance with the other cheat codes (language, wheelmouse, screen resolution etc. just post back.
'knoppix noscsi' is enough, it turns out, to boot up the knoppix system (apparently without errors).
the message:
PCI: Device 00:1f.1 not available because of resource collisions
still appears tucked in under tux. maybe at some point i'll discover that i really NEED Device 00:1f.1 - then again, maybe not.
thanks again.
sadara
So you got it eh? Cool. I wonder what that error means exactly?
Anyway........glad you got it. Knoppix is even better installed top your hard drive!
well ... the system can't find my modem. so maybe that's something to do it....
Ah yes- that would explain it. You've got an onboard winmodem. Here's a short article explaining the whole problem and a few solutions.
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/19...ps/index1.html
And here is my personal favotie site dedicated to Linux running on mobile pc's:
http://www.tuxmobil.org/
thanks for the tips. external modem it will be, then. and on monday we'll have a go at getting it running on the ADSL connection!
thanks again
I get the same pci error when i boot from CD... seeing as I have no modem, I doubt that is the issue (removed the damn thing for pci space for other toys) I also get an error related to my TV card farther down the list....how ever, the tv card works.... I will post that as soon as I return to my comp..
Although I do not know exactly what the error means it doesn't have to mean only a modem. It could be anything on the PCI bus.
I thought god would have known that. :D
You get alot of crap for that name don't you?
Perhaps a solution is assigning IRQ's automatically? -just a guess. You could disable autoIRQ in the BIOS and try that.
--For ADSL try ' pppoeconf '.
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Originally Posted by Sadara