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Kernel Bug Tracker – Bug 1564
irq5: nobody cared, when card enabled in 2nd yenta slot
Last modified: 2004-05-19 01:13:30 UTC
Hardware Environment: IBM T40
Software Environment: 2.6-test9
Problem Description:
insert a PCMCIA netcard in one of cardbus slot, try up the netcard, then
report a call trace: irq5 nobody cared.
Created attachment 1497 [details]
all info with acpi=off, pci=noacpi and acpi
please note:
pci = noacpi, pccard in 2 slots works
acpi = off, pccard in 2 slots works
full acpi: pccard in slot1 with irq=11, works
pccard in slot2 with irq=5, report a call trace
The strange is in the 3 conditions, lspci and /proc/interrupt are nearly the
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Also, can you clarify -- the hot plug works, but the irq message comes only after you enable
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Created attachment 1603 [details]
patch for the error
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Created attachment 1629 [details]
updated patch
Created attachment 1672 [details]
updated patch
Hotplug devices may get IRQs by scaning, see pirq_enable_irq, it's the
counterpart of acpi_pci_irq_enable.
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Created attachment 2299 [details]
debug patch
since we propose to remove pci_irq_derive, add some debug info.
Just wanted to add my voice to this bug. Was experiencing the same problems on
my T30 with a Netgear WG511 using the prism54 drivers. Using this patch (i added
a cast (u8 *)&pin to the one line) i was able to get rid of the IRQ issues. Now
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Created attachment 2380 [details]
proposed final patch
Please verify that this sub-set of David's patch is necessary and sufficient.
sorry for the delay. I've tested 2.6.4 and the bug is still in (expected).
But, it is also present in 2.6.5-rc2 (it seemed to me it was already commited to
the tree). I'll attach stack traces from both kernels. acpidmp from 2.6.4 run.
Created attachment 2450 [details]
dmesg output on 2.6.4 kernel with full debug
Created attachment 2451 [details]
acpidmp from 2.6.4 running system
Created attachment 2452 [details]
2.6.5-rc2 dmesg
Hmm, I had a look manually into the pci_irq.h in 2.6.5-rc2 and I see the patch
is not yet in mainstream. So, I've applied you patch "proposed final patch" and
it has fixed the "nobody cared!" message. Thanks.
Created attachment 2453 [details]
2.6.5-rc2 with the proposed patch 2004-03-20 19:24 applied
2.6.5-rc2 with the proposed patch 2004-03-20 19:24 applied. Has solved the
when this patch was added, it broke other systems.
The newer patch in bug 2409 replaced this one.
If 2.6.5 or 2.4.26 don't work for you, please re-open bug 2409.
This bug doesn't show with 2.4.26 for me. Thanks.


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Many commentators far more erudite than I am on the subject of peace in the Middle East have given vent to their erudition in respect of the so-called "Palestine Papers"- the 1,600 or so documents leaked to Al Jazeera and then passed on to other media.
The Guardian has admitted that it used a quote from Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni on the Palestine Papers in a "misleading" way.
The newspaper's corrections and clarifications editor said Ms Livni's comment on the documents, released by Al-Jazeera last month, "was cut in a way that may have given a misleading impression".
I have just started reading a book on political hypocrisy. It has started rather well but I haven't got to the point yet. You see, the back cover promises that, by the time I get there, the book will have explained why hypocrisy is not as bad as it is usually painted. It is an honourable part of liberal democratic tradition, apparently. I hope that is right because, otherwise, I've just wasted a lot of time reading about Thomas Hobbes. But I bet Julian Assange is even keener than I am to learn that hypocrisy has its plus points.
The Israeli ambassador to the UK has launched a blistering attack on the Guardian newspaper for its clear "affinity for Hamas" in its coverage of the leaked Palestine Papers.
Ron Prosor, writing on the Huffington Post website, accused the British newspaper of "out Hamasing-Hamas" with its criticism of the Palestinian Authority.
It is the first time the Israeli diplomat has openly condemned the Guardian for its reporting on the Middle East.
Stung by our criticism last week of its spin on the leaked papers from the Palestinian peace negotiating team, the Guardian has defended itself, calling our presentation "hostile."
But in its riposte the paper simply ignores the major areas of complaint against it, of "distortion, bias, agenda, spin and breathtaking arrogance". These criticisms were made in our leader last week, "Guardian's shame."
VIn order to advance their particular story, Al Jazeera and the Guardian have had to misread or misrepresent significant portions of the text, omit other key sections, and demonstrate virtually no appreciation for the history of the negotiations.
A week after publication, the Guardian's revelations about the Palestine papers – published in partnership with Al Jazeera – have been followed up by leading Israeli and Arab news outlets as well as global media organisations such as the BBC and the New York Times.
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The documents have sent shockwaves around the world since they were first released last week by Al-Jazeera and the Guardian newspaper.
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Tony Blair has expressed concern that the Palestine Papers were leaked in order to destabilise the situation in the Middle East.
The former British Prime Minister who is now Middle East envoy for the Quartet, told the BBC's Today programme that the documents were likely intended to be "extremely damaging" to the Palestinian leadership.
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TMEA Convention Stay--a little disappointing!
I really had been looking forward to our stay at this hotel since most of the reviews were outstanding. However, I would say this hotel is overrated.
I booked our reservations through hoteldiscounts[--] and got a lower rate than was quoted to me by the hotel itself. Upon arrival, we were not welcomed at all. "Stephen" barely looked up from his computer when we checked in. No one ever said that they were glad we chose Hotel Contessa or even "welcome".
Our room overlooked the street and the noise level was high. We had several fire trucks/ambulances come by and it was really annoying to have such a noisy room.
The suite was nice and roomy. However, I noticed the desk had several scratches on it and the sofa had a large stain on one of the seat cushions.
When my husband and I came in from attending the Texas Music Education Association conference, we asked where we could purchase a coke. The reply was only in the bar. We didn't want to go to the bar so our only other option was the mini-bar in our room. This was a problem since no one had bothered to give us the key to it. When the key was brought to our room, we wound up paying $3 for the coke. To me, that's ridiculous. You pay way too much for the room to begin with and then you're forced to pay prices like that. I don't really understand why coke machines on the floors would be so horrible.
The bed was very comfortable, but I doubt we will spend so much money again. You can get more for your money some place else.
When we checked out, we gave the front desk one more chance to make a good impression. However, they flunked that test as well. They didn't ask us if we enjoyed our stay or if our expectations had been met. They simply handed us a copy of the bill which had a small overcharge on it.
This was our first time at Hotel Contessa and our last.
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We stayed one night in a top-floor suite (1225). The hotel location is great, the architectural design very chic. Still, there were several unexpected issues. The first: The heating system did not work. When it was switched on, it only blew ice-cold air. When we turned it off, it continued to blow cold air. The result: The living room part and the bathroom of the suite were pretty much unusable due to arctic temperatures. The front desk sent up a technician very fast who then told us the problem was not solvable and would only be present in the top floor rooms due to large ventilation system above. So try to avoid those rooms at all costs.
Second, the rooms lack noise insulation. Our bedroom was facing a street where a bus line was running until midnight and then starting around 5 am. Even on the 12. floor the noise of accelerating buses was a major nuisance. Also, noise from the atrium bar tends to travel up to all floors.
Third, the breakfast selection was only mediocre and no more than a three star Holiday Inn quality. No cheese, no cold meats, no omelette station. No hot cholocate. And we had to chase down the hostess to get a table.
Finally, several attempts to call valet service were unsuccessful. We had to use the operator to get our car.
Upon check out, the front desk staff willing credited part of our room charge back to us due to the numerous complaints. We really appreciated the way they handled this matter.
Would we return? Not sure yet. They need to work out the start-up kinks first, and there are quite a few.
Great place
Decided to spend my birthday on the River Walk and selected this hotel because it was brand new - had a wonderful experience - the rooms are warm and inviting - the pool provided a grand view of downtown - the staff was extremely friendly - strongly recommend the place!!
Beautiful new hoel
We stayed here for one night over the holidays. The hotel is located on the Riverwalk and is beautifully decorated. We loved the exposed brick wall in our living room. The decor is modern, yet warm. We took the cruise on the Riverwalk and was plesantly surprised to see the back of the hotel on the route (we just dropped our things and went sightseeing before exploring the hotel so we had no idea it was ON the Riverwalk)! In the morning, we watched people walking or jogging on the trail while we had a delicious breakfast. The service was very attentive.
Parking is expensive at the hotel so we parked in the garage across from the Westin next door ($9 for a 24-hour period). The bellhop was kind enough to let us leave the car at the hotel while we checked in, then we moved the car to the garage and started our sightseeing. There is a new Starbucks nearby where you can listen and burn music of your choice onto a CD. I believe this is only the second location of these new Starbucks. Overall, we would stay here again!
Hotel Contessa an EXCELLENT choice
My husband and I stayed at Hotel Contessa December 2nd-7th while he attended the AARC(respiratory) conference at the convention center in San Antonio. The Hotel Contessa has only been open two weeks. Everything is nice and smells new. The rooms are spacious, as are the bathrooms. The rooms are decorated with a modernized Spanish flare; much more welcoming and appealing than staying in your usual chain hotels. The beds and pillows are very comfortable! All staff members were very friendly and helpful. Just wish the spa had been completed that is to open soon. You must try-out the hot tub on the roof. Really neat with a beautiful view of the city at night. Take a taxi to and from the airport/hotel; actually cheaper than the airport shuttle service and much quicker than waiting for the shuttle to show-up(after waiting 40min. we got a refund and took the taxi...smart move). Hotel Contessa is very conveniently located. Step out the back door to the Riverwalk or walk to the Alamo. The largest Mexican market outside Mexico, "El Mercado" is also just an $0.80pp bus ride away(walk if you want, but I suggest the bus) and you can haggle for a better prices on unique gift items there. This was our first trip to San Antonio and we enjoyed it very much! Don't forget to tip your maid and bell boy. They all provide excellent service!
We stayed at the Hotel Contessa the first weekend in December. It is ideally located at a quieter section of the riverwalk right next door to the Westin. This beautifully designed hotel has a wonderful patio area along side the river. We enjoyed cocktails after dinner and listened to the Spanish influenced guitarist performing in the Cork lounge. Enjoy this hotel now, because when word gets out, it is going to be the most popular hotel along the river.The rooms are large and nicely decorated.The hotel staff was well trained and very attentive. My only word of caution: If you like to turn in before 11:00pm make sure you tell the desk that you don't want a room facing the atrium/bar area. The music travels and it could be quite loud in your room.If they want to be a 5 star hotel, they need to offer guests airport transportation.
Overall, I would say this is probably the best hotel on the riverwalk.
We went for our 1st year Anniversary and........
we loved it! We've stayed at several hotels on the riverwalk and this is at the top of our list. It's at the quiter end of the riverwalk but w/ in walking distance to all nearby attractions. It's a beautiful & chic hotel, huge suites & bathrooms, comfy beds, and unique decor. It has a nice comforting feel unlike, the larger hotel chains. Hotel Contessa has only been open for about 2 weeks and things seem to be running smoothly already!
Hotel Contessa - great new Riverwalk hotel
We spent two nights at the Hotel Contessa over Thanksgiving and it was a GREAT experience. It's brand new - just opened 2 weeks ago - and is right on the Riverwalk. Its located next door to the Westin and there are no noisy restaurants in front of or below you. The room was exceptionally comfortable - we watched the Christmas lights parade from our room - the windows run from ceiling to floor and the d�cor is warm with lots of mirrors and wood. Ask for a room ending in "3" - '403', '503', '603' etc. and you get an extra room window with a different view of the river.
The architecture of the place is interesting - its a lot smaller than big hotels like the Marriott or Westin) and has a more home-like feel. The bar in the atrium serves tapas and cocktails, and night they had live Spanish guitar music. The gym and pool are on the roof and surrounded by ceiling to floor windows - great view of the city. A spa is still under construction and should open a couple of months.
The staff was exceptionally nice and all seemed to have experience working with other Riverwalk properties. Definitely one of my all time favorite hotels!
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This might seem low and capture legit runners but I only get very few false positives this way, which I then just manually look through. In all honesty almost everyone who had a missed chip timing had a dodgy result.
This might seem low and capture legit runners but I only get very few false positives this way, which I then just manually look through. In all honesty almost everyone who had a missed chip timing had a dodgy result.
My chip missed the first 5km at Brighton, it is very obvious though (halve my 10km time and it;s consistent with all my other splits), I really dont think you need to worry about false positives
I feel sorry for your mate, I mean a 3 days expo open till something like 8PM leaves very little opportunity for people to get there...
Wonder how the charity she represented feels?
honestly with the intermediate times and tracking as it is now, how stupid must you be?
I just called her a cheat and tweeyted the link to her splits
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Could be the main sponsor, the company that runs it is called something different, but vitality could just be the event series name, like the 'great' north run, 'great' South run etc. Apparently Mo was the race starter do the ??42 entry was probably covering lots of wasteful overheads.
Vitality sponser loads of events from different organisers but hackney and North london are the same organisers as well as being under the same umbrella organisation.
Managed to meet Mo before the start, he happily posed for a picture with us, I've seen some pictures with him involved in the kids races and he did an afternoon Q&A. Far better than the X-Faxtor dick who started Hackney who said that he was ever normally up that early and wouldn't even run for a bus...
I did it and having been very critical of Hackney the organisers had clearly learnt a lot, The course isn't the most inspiring but while it's far from flat it's certainly not overly tough. the run through Wembley was certainly the highlight but finishing in the stadium was also good.
There was loads of water on the route and unlike Hackney the water stations were all well staffed and well placed. The road closures were clearly manned by stewards with experience rather than volunteers and I saw them dealing with a few irate motorists. Considering the amonunt of stewards on the course and the effective job they were doing I think the cost was justified. It was a decent medal and a decent Brooks technical top.
Baggage tents were chaotic at the end, I got my bag straight away but my friend queued for 10 minutes, that was the only obvious glitch.
I think some people complaining about getting there may need to look at their own lack of common sense. Mill Hill east was always gtoing to be chaotic. Road closures were also going to impact on driving there. I got a train to new Southgate and a bus outside the station - pretty painless.
I'm not sure I'd do it again mainly because the course was not overly inspiring and it's enjoyable courses that first and foremost bring me back to events. Having slagged Hackney off repeatedly I will almost certainly enter that again (not this year though) because it;s clear the organisers have learnt from the criticism
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Things seem to be picking up after struggling in the earlier part of the month. Ran a 10km on Sunday with a friend who is faster than me (but recovering from illness) and got round in 56 minutes despite a heavy workload last week and partying till 5 Saturday morning... 8 hilly miles after work last night, Averaging 10 1/2 minute miles at quite a low HR. Off work tomorrow and planning a minimum of 12 miles off road. Got my mojo back and feel to be nicely fit.
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Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: A New Hope by making plans to attend Lucasfilm's love letter to Star Wars fans, Celebration Orlando.
Tickets, including 4-day, single-day, and VIP, are on sale now!
* Preshow prices above do not include state and local taxes. Taxes will be added to your Ticket purchase during checkout.
** Ticket prices will increase to onsite prices on Wednesday, April 12 at 12:00 PM Eastern time. Onsite Ticket prices listed here also include the sales tax that will be charged at time of purchase.
PLEASE NOTE: In order to keep things fair, we currently have a limit of two (2) Jedi Master VIP Tickets per order. There is a limit of four (4) Tickets per Single Day or Multi-Day Ticket types. You cannot purchase more than twelve (12) Tickets total per order. If we determine that you are ordering under different names and multiple addresses, all of your orders will be cancelled immediately. Any and all scalpers that are identified will have their order(s) cancelled and Ticket(s) voided.
Kids 5 and under will be admitted for free to Star Wars Celebration Orlando and no ticket is required. Kids 6-12 must have a valid Kids Ticket to attend Star Wars Celebration Orlando. Please be prepared to show proof of age onsite. Please note, Star Wars Celebration Orlando recommends all children under 18 attend with an adult, and all children under 13 must have an adult with them while at the con.
Kids 6-12 must purchase a Kids Ticket to attend Star Wars Celebration Orlando. Please be prepared to show proof of age onsite.
A general ticket to Star Wars Celebration gets you all the major show features, but those who have the Jedi Master VIP tickets will experience the show at a whole different level. For early access, concierge services and more, view VIP information here.
If you are purchasing your ticket(s) on or before March 15, 2017 at 2:59 PM Eastern your Ticket(s) will be mailed via USPS to the address you enter. We highly encourage you to purchase your Tickets before this date so you can have your Tickets in your hands before the Show and stand in one less line to get in to Star Wars Celebration Orlando. If you order 5 or more Tickets, please note that expedited shipping will be automatically added to your order to ensure delivery. If you purchase Tickets after March 15, 2017 at 2:59 PM Eastern your Tickets must be picked up onsite. Please bring your email confirmation to the "Pick Up Tickets" counters onsite at the Orange County Convention Center to pick up your official tickets. International Orders will have the option to have tickets mailed or picked up onsite.
Star Wars Celebration Orlando Tickets are non-refundable, non-transferrable, non-upgradeable and non-resellable.
PLEASE NOTE: Any and all scalpers that are identified will have their order(s) cancelled and Ticket(s) voided.
All T-Shirts and Lanyards ordered online before March 10, 2017 will be shipped to addresses in the United States, separately from ticket orders. Orders placed from addresses outside the United States will be held for pick up, reserved and guaranteed, at the convention. All Commemorative Guides ordered online will not be mailed and will be held for pick up, reserved and guaranteed, at the convention.
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One Little Indian
- Directed by Bernard McEveety (II)
===Story=== Filmed on location in Utah, ''One Little Indian'' is a leisurely paced Western adventure for children and families. This sets it apart from many of those that preceded it in the '70s--and appear to have served as influences--like ''Little Big Man'' (1970) and ''Jeremiah Johnson'' (1972). There is less violence and, as in many Disney productions, animal sidekicks are a big part of the action; in this case, an ornery camel named Rosie and her calf, Thirsty. James Garner plays Keyes, a deserter from the U.S. Cavalry, who "borrows" the camels while making his escape. Shortly afterwards, he meets Mark (Clay O'Brien), a white boy raised by Indians upon the death of his parents. He too slipped away from the cavalry after they rounded up his adopted family for relocation. He joins Keyes for a trip to Mexico. Along the way, they encounter widow Doris McIver (Vera Miles) and daughter Martha (Jodie Foster). All the while, the cavalry is hot on their trail. Bernard McEveety directed episodes of a number of TV Westerns from the '50s through the '70s. These included ''Gunsmoke'', which featured appearances by Miles (a favorite of John Ford) and Foster. He would later direct Garner in his best-known series, ''The Rockford Files'', the following year. ''--Kathleen C. Fennessy''
|James Garner
|Vera Miles
|Pat Hingle
|Capt. Stewart
|Morgan Woodward
|Sgt. Raines
|John Doucette
|Sgt. Waller
|Robert Pine
|Lt. Cummins
|Bruce Glover
|Jay Silverheels
|Jimmy Wolf
|Andrew Prine
|Jodie Foster
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- Genre: Family Movies
- Director: Bernard McEveety (II)
- Producer: Anchor Bay
- Length: 90 mins
- Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
Theatrical Release North America Jan 1, 1973
Ratings North America G


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Newbery Honor author Ann Martin's "heartwrenching and heartwarming" (Kirkus) dog story, now in paperback, with After Words bonus material. Squirrel and her brother Bone begin their lives in a toolshed behind someone's summer house.
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Anne, an 11-year-old orphan, is sent by mistake to live with a lonely, middle-aged brother and sister on a Prince Edward Island farm.
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Funny, wise family tale for kids 8 and up parents can enjoy. Dr. from Skidrow College, collects unusual toothpicks, when his arms get tired he puts them down, has a crazy system for becoming perfect.
Be: The Journey of Rolby Colegrove, Ric
In a time and place different than our own, a fourteen-year-old boy named Rol sets out on a journey, alone. He faces incredible challenges and makes lifelong friends.
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Ten-year-old India Opal Buloni describes her first summer in the town of Naomi, Florida, and all the good things that happen to her because of her big ugly dog Winn-Dixie.
Boxes for Katjeby Fleming, Candace
Simple seeds of friendship grow into something extraordinary After World War II there is little left in Katje's town of Olst in Holland.
Bunnicula: A Rabbit Tale of Mystery (Bunnicula and Friends #1)by Daniel, Alan and Howe, Deborah and Howe, James
Harold and Chester, the family dog and cat, are suspicious that the new pet rabbit is a vampire bunny. They must warn the family who see the rabbit as a harmless and adorable creature.
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After World War II, the United States and Britain airlifted food and supplies into Russian-blockaded West Berlin.
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Willy Wonka's famous chocolate factory is opening at last! But only five lucky children will be allowed inside.
Charlotte's Webby White, E. B.
Some Pig. Humble. Radiant. These are the words in Charlotte's web, high up in Zuckerman's barn. Charlotte's spiderweb tells of her feelings for a little pig named Wilbur, who simply wants a friend. They also express the love of a girl named Fern, who saved Wilbur's life when he was born the runt of his litter.
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Parshapp of the week
By Simon Rocker, September 7, 2010
Liberal Judaism's youth movement, Kadimah, had no Sefer Torah for their Shabbat service on their recent summer camp.
But no problem for visiting Rabbi Pete Tobias, who simply whipped out his mobile. "I have a Torah app," he explained, "so in what may be a first in Jewish history, I gave a Torah reading from my iPhone."
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What the scouts are saying . . .
Here's what NFL scouts told Journal Sentinel Packers beat writer Bob McGinn about Donald Driver before Green Bay selected him in the 1999 draft:
NFC scout: "We don't have any good grades on that guy. We rejected that guy."
Bill Kuharich, New Orleans: "He's really an interesting guy. He's really raw. He needs a lot of technique work on route running. He's got really good hands. He's got leaping ability."
Rich Snead, Tennessee: "He's a good athlete. He just doesn't have a lot of experience playing the position. He's a late pick."
AFC scout: "I've heard his name. Our guy that went in that area didn't have him rated very good."