First thing you can try Ian, is a vanilla kernel, to rule out ubuntu's 
custom kernel.  I would suggest trying the vanilla kernel, and the -mm tree.

Tyler.

Ian Oliver wrote:

In article [ref], Thorild 
Selen wrote:
 

quoted

In that case, it could be that the problem only appears on SMP/HT
systems, which would be interesting to know.
   

I have the problem (maybe!) with a TX2plus/PDC20375 on kernel 2.6.10 
(Ubuntu Hoary) on an Ahtlon system (so no HT or SMP)

See http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13046

Regards

Ian



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