PCI address space collision
I've just tried the Linux Mint live DVD, I chose "Check installation medium" and got this message:
[ 0.779391] pci 0000:00:00.0 address space collision [mem 0xe0000000-0xffffffff 64bit] conflicts with PCI Bus 0000:02 [mem 0xfdc00000-0xfdcfffff] It went on to complete the DVD check satisfactorily. I haven't got anything plugged into a PCI socket. Is this message important? I was only trying Mint because Ubuntu keeps locking up - perhaps this is the cause? |
Hello,
Are you using a desktop or a laptop? If using a laptop, what all devices are installed? This is to include WWAN chipsets, WLAN, bluetooth, etc. Cheers, Josh |
PCI address space collision
It's an Asus Pundit Desktop Barebone P1-PH1. It has a PATA disk drive and DVD writer.
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I would check your jumpers and your cables, make sure you have nothing messed up.
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This page alpinelinux suggests editing the syslinux.cfg boot file to add pci=nocrs to the parameters. I couldn't find the syslinux.cfg file, presumably because it's a different distribution, but it looks like a rational explanation so I tried it as a boot parameter - it didn't work.
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Disk packed up in the end.
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