Boot freezes with ACPI errors following openSUSE LEAP 15 installation
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Installed openSUSE LEAP 15.0 on a Dell inspiron mini 1018. The first boot after installation succeeded with working KDE.
All following attempts to boot freeze with...
ACPI Error: [CAPB] Namespace lookup failure, AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
ACPI Error: Method parse/execution failed... AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
BIOS has no option to disable ACPI.
Perhaps the video system was messed up by auto tweaking during first boot.
lspci output - Intel Corporation N10 Family Integrated Graphics Controller.
Only the main suse repos are configured, so there should be no unstable packages
Tried...
booting to s mode - same frozen results
acpi=off - seems to get further - freezes with three small green dots on full grey background (kde screen?)
pci=noacpi - screen just continually cycles thru non-textual garbage output
Booting with nomodeset - same ACPI errors and then subsequently freezes at three green dots screen.
What would you recommend doing next to diagnose and solve?
Thank you
boot system-installation freeze
asked Jul 12 at 17:33
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Installed openSUSE LEAP 15.0 on a Dell inspiron mini 1018. The first boot after installation succeeded with working KDE.
All following attempts to boot freeze with...
ACPI Error: [CAPB] Namespace lookup failure, AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
ACPI Error: Method parse/execution failed... AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
BIOS has no option to disable ACPI.
Perhaps the video system was messed up by auto tweaking during first boot.
lspci output - Intel Corporation N10 Family Integrated Graphics Controller.
Only the main suse repos are configured, so there should be no unstable packages
Tried...
booting to s mode - same frozen results
acpi=off - seems to get further - freezes with three small green dots on full grey background (kde screen?)
pci=noacpi - screen just continually cycles thru non-textual garbage output
Booting with nomodeset - same ACPI errors and then subsequently freezes at three green dots screen.
What would you recommend doing next to diagnose and solve?
Thank you
boot system-installation freeze
asked Jul 12 at 17:33
S Kos
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Don't see why this was down-voted. Anyone have any advice on a solution?
– S Kos
Jul 15 at 19:00
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up vote
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Installed openSUSE LEAP 15.0 on a Dell inspiron mini 1018. The first boot after installation succeeded with working KDE.
All following attempts to boot freeze with...
ACPI Error: [CAPB] Namespace lookup failure, AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
ACPI Error: Method parse/execution failed... AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
BIOS has no option to disable ACPI.
Perhaps the video system was messed up by auto tweaking during first boot.
lspci output - Intel Corporation N10 Family Integrated Graphics Controller.
Only the main suse repos are configured, so there should be no unstable packages
Tried...
booting to s mode - same frozen results
acpi=off - seems to get further - freezes with three small green dots on full grey background (kde screen?)
pci=noacpi - screen just continually cycles thru non-textual garbage output
Booting with nomodeset - same ACPI errors and then subsequently freezes at three green dots screen.
What would you recommend doing next to diagnose and solve?
Thank you
boot system-installation freeze
asked Jul 12 at 17:33
S Kos
1
Installed openSUSE LEAP 15.0 on a Dell inspiron mini 1018. The first boot after installation succeeded with working KDE.
All following attempts to boot freeze with...
ACPI Error: [CAPB] Namespace lookup failure, AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
ACPI Error: Method parse/execution failed... AE_ALREADY_EXISTS...
BIOS has no option to disable ACPI.
Perhaps the video system was messed up by auto tweaking during first boot.
lspci output - Intel Corporation N10 Family Integrated Graphics Controller.
Only the main suse repos are configured, so there should be no unstable packages
Tried...
booting to s mode - same frozen results
acpi=off - seems to get further - freezes with three small green dots on full grey background (kde screen?)
pci=noacpi - screen just continually cycles thru non-textual garbage output
Booting with nomodeset - same ACPI errors and then subsequently freezes at three green dots screen.
What would you recommend doing next to diagnose and solve?
Thank you
boot system-installation freeze
asked Jul 12 at 17:33
S Kos
1
asked Jul 12 at 17:33
S Kos
1
asked Jul 12 at 17:33
S Kos
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asked Jul 12 at 17:33
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Don't see why this was down-voted. Anyone have any advice on a solution?
– S Kos
Jul 15 at 19:00
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Don't see why this was down-voted. Anyone have any advice on a solution?
– S Kos
Jul 15 at 19:00
Don't see why this was down-voted. Anyone have any advice on a solution?
– S Kos
Jul 15 at 19:00
Don't see why this was down-voted. Anyone have any advice on a solution?
– S Kos
Jul 15 at 19:00
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Don't see why this was down-voted. Anyone have any advice on a solution?
– S Kos
Jul 15 at 19:00