On 2004-01-18 13:30:37 (+0100), Gregory Poudrel <chojin_at_chojin.info> wrote: > I recently had some problems with my ASUS P5A motherboard (K6-II 350) on > FreeBSD 5.2-RELEASE. In fact, I had GENERIC kernel installed and ACPI > activated. Can you post (a link to) your DSDT? Use acpidump -d. > First problem: > Time flow was incorrect. In fact, 1 second meaned 0.5 second for FreeBSD. > Each minute I tested a ntpdate and there was 76 seconds difference. When I > rebooted and check in BIOS, time was correct and flowed independently. Is your BIOS set to 'local time' or to UTC? Shouldn't really matter, but always nice to check :-) > Second problem: > on my LAN there is a gateway on FreeBSD 4.9-STABLE that manages the internet > connection. > When I traceroute/ping anything on the net from my PC under 5.2, there was 120 > ms latency between my gateway and my first hop (provider LNS). > - From any other PC of my LAN, there was normal 60 ms latency. > I changed network cards of PC under 5.2, changed RJ45 connector... nothing > changed. Which kind of network card is this? Is it built into the board? > I decided on boot to disactivate ACPI by setting hint.acpi.0.disabled to 1. > No problem anymore, normal time flowing, normal ping. I really want some of the stuff Asus-employees get to smoke when working on ACPI. Cheers, - Philip -- Philip Paeps Please don't CC me, I am subscribed to the list. BOFH Excuse #388: Bad user karma.Received on Sun Jan 18 2004 - 07:45:20 UTC
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