SMP and network
Rick Stevens
rstevens at vitalstream.com
Fri Apr 30 17:12:45 UTC 2004
administrator tootai wrote:
> Rick Stevens a écrit :
>
>> administrator tootai wrote:
>>
>>> Hi list,
>>>
>>> I have an P166MMX router under RH73 kernel 2.4.24. I want to switch
>>> to a bi processor Celeron PII on ASUS motherboard. I update my
>>> .config file like:
>>>
>>> - change processor from MMX to Celeron
>>> - activate SMP with 2 processors defined
>>> - remove APM
>>> - activate ACPI
>>>
>>> When I boot, everything is fine except that I can't have network
>>> working. I have 2 network cards and one ADSL PCI card. I get message
>>> "check if cards are plugged and working" when trying to modprobe
>>> modules.
>>>
>>> Have someone idea where to look? Could it be an APIC problem?
>>
>>
>>
>> Does "lspci" list the cards? If not, they're not being seen by the
>> PCI bus. I doubt it's an APIC problem, but you can find out by adding
>> the "noapic" option to the boot command line. You may also have an ACPI
>> problem, so also try "acpi=off".
>
>
> Hi Rick,
>
> I'm just closing this matter: I find out that *all* modules where'nt
> loaded. I tried all your above mentionned possibilities, nothing to do.
> I finally make an mrproper before building SMP kernel and it worked! As
> explained in SMP howto, APM has also to be disabled.
Ah. Yes, a "make mrproper" is fairly essential. There's an article I
wrote on the RHIL website about building kernels:
http://www.rhil.net/docs/kernelbuild.html
> Thanks for your hints.
You figured it out. Glad you did.
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