[ltp] Slackware on a 570

Noesis linux-thinkpad@www.bm-soft.com
Wed, 21 Aug 2002 16:14:14 +0000


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On Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 12:00:55PM -0400, Dan Protopopescu wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Noesis wrote:
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> > On Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 11:18:23AM -0400, bernholdtde@ornl.gov wrote:
> > > Is it 570 or a 507E?  I posted a little while ago about problems I was
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> > It is a 570.
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> > > having with recent RedHat distributions on the 570E.  Someone else
> > > reponded that he experienced the same problems, and it seems that
> > > there is some problem with warm reboots and the IDE drivers (putting
> > > the device into a mode it can't handle, then the boot fails because it
> > > can't "find" the disk).  He solved it by simply insuring that he
> > > always does cold boots.
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> > My warm boots work just fine other then sometimes I have to close the L=
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> > and raise it again or it just displays a white screen.  Not sure what=
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> > causes this but it really does not bother me as I normally do cold boot=
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> > anyways.  The warm boot white screen case, as I call it, is as simple a=
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> > closing the LCD and opening it again during the reboot.  I have not=20
> > bothered to really attempt to fix that simply because it is so fixable =
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> Are you talking about reboots or about suspend ?=20

I was simply stating that my warm boots work fine other then the above
little issue.

> Why in the first place would you reboot a linux machine so often ?

I don't and never said I was trying to reboot often.  I was just trying to=
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assist in his research regarding the issue he described.  I simply stated=
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that I have not been having the same experiances as him, but rather told=20
him of another problem during warm boots.  Perhaps you need to re-read the=
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> Dan
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Also, is there a reason these replies are being sent directly to me rather=
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then to the list?  Perhaps I'm unaware of how things are done on this list=
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as I am new to it.  At any rate, I'm replying this to the list as I did=20
the last.  If this list is setup to just post a question on the list and=20
then everything else is send individually, let me know - I have never=20
experianced a list like that however.

Still no word on the original problem, eh? :)

Kind Regards,
   -Noesis

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Noesis
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