problem with post install of Fedora when booting up to Gnome

[Scott Berry]

Hello guys and gals,

My father's computer boots up to Gnome just fine after he enters his
password and username then it creates an error in tty1.  The error says:
Localhostlogin: Serial 8250: Too much work for irq 16.  It appears 4 times.
I am assuming here something needs to be shut off but what is is it and how
would you do it?

Scott

[Zachary Napora]

Does the computer have a PCMCIA card? And are there any other unusual
problems with certain hardware, network interface works and everything?
Unless something strange happened and it's conflicting, all odds are on that
it's a hardware problem, personally I'd start by disabling unnecessary
devices and see if it resolves.

On 5/31/07, Scott Berry <sberry(a)northlc.com&gt; wrote:
>  Hello guys and gals,
>
>  My father's computer boots up to Gnome just fine after he enters his
>  password and username then it creates an error in tty1.  The error says:
>  Localhostlogin: Serial 8250: Too much work for irq 16.  It appears 4
>  times.
>  I am assuming here something needs to be shut off but what is is it and
>  how
>  would you do it?
>
>  Scott
>
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[Scott Berry]

I already disabled the serial port.  Where the problem I thought lied and
that did not work.  As far as everything else it works beautifully.

 

Scott

 

 

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From: fedora-list-bounces(a)redhat.com [mailto:[e-mail]]
On Behalf Of Zachary Napora
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 9:58 PM
To: For users of Fedora
Subject: Re: problem with post install of Fedora when booting up to Gnome

 

Does the computer have a PCMCIA card? And are there any other unusual
problems with certain hardware, network interface works and everything?
Unless something strange happened and it's conflicting, all odds are on that
it's a hardware problem, personally I'd start by disabling unnecessary
devices and see if it resolves. 

On 5/31/07, Scott Berry <sberry(a)northlc.com&gt; wrote:

Hello guys and gals,

My father's computer boots up to Gnome just fine after he enters his
password and username then it creates an error in tty1.  The error says:
Localhostlogin: Serial 8250: Too much work for irq 16.  It appears 4 times. 
I am assuming here something needs to be shut off but what is is it and how
would you do it?

Scott

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[Scott Berry]

Found another error too the system logger is not being started when the
kernel does it's thing.  I had Dad go in to the system log in Gnome with a
crash.  It said that system logger had crashed.  That was the exact message.

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From: fedora-list-bounces(a)redhat.com [mailto:[e-mail]]
On Behalf Of Scott Berry
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 10:07 PM
To: 'For users of Fedora'
Subject: RE: problem with post install of Fedora when booting up to Gnome

 

I already disabled the serial port.  Where the problem I thought lied and
that did not work.  As far as everything else it works beautifully.

 

Scott

 

 

  _____  

From: fedora-list-bounces(a)redhat.com [mailto:[e-mail]]
On Behalf Of Zachary Napora
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 9:58 PM
To: For users of Fedora
Subject: Re: problem with post install of Fedora when booting up to Gnome

 

Does the computer have a PCMCIA card? And are there any other unusual
problems with certain hardware, network interface works and everything?
Unless something strange happened and it's conflicting, all odds are on that
it's a hardware problem, personally I'd start by disabling unnecessary
devices and see if it resolves. 

On 5/31/07, Scott Berry <sberry(a)northlc.com&gt; wrote:

Hello guys and gals,

My father's computer boots up to Gnome just fine after he enters his
password and username then it creates an error in tty1.  The error says:
Localhostlogin: Serial 8250: Too much work for irq 16.  It appears 4 times. 
I am assuming here something needs to be shut off but what is is it and how
would you do it?

Scott

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