I am setting up another new system, and on startup it reports:
This is on 8-STABLE cvsup'd as of this afternoon.
I assume this is a BIOS problem and not a FreeBSD problem?
If that is the case, can an ACPI guru tell me something concise to report to the motherboard vendor? While I have a very good relationship with them (lotsa boards), they don't know a lot about FreeBSD and just saying "my FreeBSD boot reports a checksum error" won't get me past front-line support.
Rather than take up storage here, I've put the dmesg and acpidump ASL on my web server:
dmesg.txt
acpidump.txt
If any additional info is needed, just let me know and I'll post it.
BTW, this is that giant server I've been asking other questions about. You might be interested in looking at the dmesg even if you can't help with this specific problem. :e
Code:
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cpu0: <ACPI CPU> on acpi0
ACPI Warning: Incorrect checksum in table [OEMB] - 46, should be 43 (20100121/tbutils-354)
cpu1: <ACPI CPU> on acpi0
...This is on 8-STABLE cvsup'd as of this afternoon.
I assume this is a BIOS problem and not a FreeBSD problem?
If that is the case, can an ACPI guru tell me something concise to report to the motherboard vendor? While I have a very good relationship with them (lotsa boards), they don't know a lot about FreeBSD and just saying "my FreeBSD boot reports a checksum error" won't get me past front-line support.
Rather than take up storage here, I've put the dmesg and acpidump ASL on my web server:
dmesg.txt
acpidump.txt
If any additional info is needed, just let me know and I'll post it.
BTW, this is that giant server I've been asking other questions about. You might be interested in looking at the dmesg even if you can't help with this specific problem. :e
