Re: PCI address collisions on 2.3.x kernels?

I got the same thing. Not sure why, but it looked like
a lot of the PCI devices were stepping on each other.
I only booted 2.3.* a couple of times but I never had
problems with it finding my drives. Then again, I
don't have IDE in the machine I was booting it on.

Did you copy your old .config to the new kernel src
dir and run make oldconfig? Or just choose the same
options? Are you sure you had the correct IDE support
built in?

--- Robert Shaw <rshawppc@netscape.net> wrote:

I've been trying for over a week now to compile the
2.3.x series kernel on my
B&W G3 machine. Everytime I get this annoying "PCI
address collision" error
right at the start (after the penguin graphic
appears). It goes past this and
behaves like it's booting ok, but then it tries to
access the IDE buses and
fails to find anything and I get the infamous
"Rebooting in 180 seconds..."
message.

Can someone please help!! I'm stumped as to why this
is happening. Has anyone
else seen this? I don't think its a config problem,
as I'm using the same
settings I always have that work for the latest
2.2.15pre14 kernel in the
stable tree.

I think if I can get rid of the "PCI address
collision" errors, that my IDE
bus will get recognized properly.

Any ideas? Please!

TIA.


-Robert
 mailto:rshaw@linuxppc.org
 icq:45688313
 http://www.linuxppc.org/BlueG3/

=====
Gabriel Ricard
g_ricard@yahoo.com


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