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Subject: Re: Problem with ASUS NRLLS533
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dawnshade wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> I not sure related problem to acpi or smp, but....
> Motherboard with serverworks chipset and 1 Xeon onboard, but HTT not
> working (if course enabled in bios). Kernel build with options:
> 
> device          apic            # I/O APIC
> options         SMP
> options         MPTABLE_FORCE_HTT
> 
> If I add options  NO_MIXED_MODE system hang up in boot.

If you disable acpi (unset acpi_load) in boot, does it hang with options 
NO_MIXED_MODE?  If not, it's not an acpi problem.  If so, it may be an 
APIC/MADT issue.

-Nate