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Subject: HP Pavilion n5470
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 I got HP Pavilion n5470 laptop, and when booting up i got message "couldn't
map ports/memory" Think that i need to set in bios PnP OS OFF, but on that
laptop with PhoenixBIOS GD.M1.0.6 i cannot find anywhere where to set that
option, what can i do? How to solve this problem?