reassign 657316 src:linux-2.6 3.1.8-2
severity 657316 important
quit

Hi,

jaakov@ro.ru wrote:

> 1. Install wheezy on a Thinkpad X201.
> 2. Reboot it about 30 times in a row.
> 3. Observe that once or twice the booting process stops after the message
> "failed to get i915 symbols, graphics turbo disabled"
> 4. After a one-two minutes of waiting the following messages start
> appearing on the screen:
> "udevd[337]: timeout: killing '/sbin/modprobe -b acpi:SMO1200:PNP0C31:' [400]",
> approximately one message per second.
> 5. After one-two minutes the system might finally boot.

Thanks for reporting it. Please test 3.2.4-1 from sid.

Hope that helps,
Jonathan



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Ok.

Thank you. Due to the production system, I'm reluctant to install a
kernel from unstable. As soon as the critical tasks are over, which will
take me one or two weeks, I'll get the chance and report here once
again.


Greetings,
Jaakov.



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jaakov@ro.ru wrote:

> Thank you. Due to the production system, I'm reluctant to install a
> kernel from unstable. As soon as the critical tasks are over, which
> will take me one or two weeks, I'll get the chance and report here
> once again.

No problem; we can wait.

I guess it's probably worth mentioning that the kernel in sid fixes
some important security bugs that are not fixed in 3.1.8-2. Now that
it builds on all arches again, 3.2.4 should be migrating to testing
soon.

Thanks,
Jonathan



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Since 3.2.4-1 is in testing, I'm running the new kernel earlier than I
thought. The bug report is closed, so I guess I should reopen the bug if
the behavior continues. If I don't report on this issue within, say, 1
month, feel free to forget it.




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