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Flush issues in boot phase

DISCUSSION Scorpion 3 participants 3 messages Aug 13, 2002 – Aug 16, 2002

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Hi fellows,
I'm still trying to boot my dual AMD 1800XP machines (not MP). I got one more step disabling MP 1.4 support on BIOS setup, but now (using 2.4.19 kernel) I have a more general question. The boot phase stop exactly with the message:

Partition check:
hda :

Should I consider that the kernel stop exactly in this point or should I take in account any buffer problem,if yes shloud I put a flush in any point, maybe a after printk statments?

Thank you in advance,
Scorpion.

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Quoted 11 lines · Scorpion

Hi fellows,
I'm still trying to boot my dual AMD 1800XP machines (not MP). I got one more step disabling MP 1.4 support on BIOS setup, but now (using 2.4.19 kernel) I have a more general question. The boot phase stop exactly with the message:

Partition check:
hda:

Should I consider that the kernel stop exactly in this point

it stops exactly between this printk and the next (unreached) one.

See fs/partitions, probably read_dev_sector hangs so put printk's around that.

Richard

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Quoted 10 lines · Richard Zidlicky
Quoted 9 lines · Scorpion

Hi fellows,
I'm still trying to boot my dual AMD 1800XP machines (not MP). I got one more step disabling MP 1.4 support on BIOS setup, but now (using 2.4.19 kernel) I have a more general question. The boot phase stop exactly with the message:

Partition check:
hda:

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Should I consider that the kernel stop exactly in this point

it stops exactly between this printk and the next (unreached) one.

See fs/partitions, probably read_dev_sector hangs so put printk's around that.

Does it works with one CPU taken out?
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