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From: Frank Burkhardt <fbo2@gmx.net>
To: xen-devel@lists.xensource.com
Subject: Xen3 not booting on SIS 740 based system
Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 18:03:09 +0100	[thread overview]
Message-ID: <20060208170309.GA2735@defiant.alpha> (raw)

Hi,

(please CC to me - i'm not subscribed to xen-devel)

I'm not sure, if it's ok to post here. xen-user seems to be the right place
for discussing problems with a running xen but I'm unable to get that far.

Linux (Dom0) when running under Xen can access neither the PCI bus ( 'PCI:
System does not support PCI' ) nor ACPI ( 'kernel BUG at
drivers/acpi/osl.c:507!' ) which eventually makes the kernel not find its
root partition (acpi on) or crash (acpi off).

I tried with and without ACPI enabled (acpi=off as xen-parameter, not as
kernel-parameter)

Some information about my system:
   * Debian Sid
   * AMD Duron based System with SIS 740 Chipset
   * tried:
      * Xen-3.0-TestCD-r3.0-1
      * manually compiled xen 3 unstable dated 02.02.2006 (Kernel 2.6.15)
   * hardware is ok, the problem occures on a different system based on the
     same sis-chipset, too
   * Xen 2.0.6 runs fine
   * Kernel 2.6.15 runs fine without xen

The serially logged output of two boot processes can be downloaded here:
   * with acpi:    http://fbo.no-ip.org/m/sis-xen-acpi.txt
   * without acpi: http://fbo.no-ip.org/m/sis-xen-noacpi.txt

What can I do to either get Xen 3 working on this system or to get an idea,
where to look for the problem? Is there some trick to increase verbosity of
the output? I tried all the make-parameters mentioned in the docs
(verbose=y, ...) but that didn't change anything.

Regards,

Frank, Xen fan

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