On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 04:00:28PM -0700, Alan Mimms wrote:
The code should be setting the 1<<4 bit (so as to clear one of the error bits) instead of 1<<6 (the read only bit that signals end of HT bus chain).
After making this change, your board won't hang when the BIOS or Linux detects a need to reboot due to some fatal error.
This is a pretty trivial change to an error case that hardly ever occurs but was crucial for us. I claim this change is safe and correct and should be merged into the main line code.
Yes, please merge that change!
Our box now keeps rebooting itself instead of crashing - have a look at the attached boot log. Maybe this will be more of a clue as to what exactly is happening? Anyone got anymore ideas?
Thanks, Alan!! Ward.