[Prism54-users] WG511 card (islpci_mgt_response) lockup

James C. Clark jclark@eng.auburn.edu
Mon, 5 Jan 2004 11:31:42 -0600 (CST)


I still have this problem and can repeat it pretty consistently if I load
the card heavily. Things work properly if the throughput is low and even
when it locks up it does not lock up my machine. A simple cardctl
eject/cardctl insert gets things working again. I have been patiently
waiting for the fix to fall out of one of the other changes. I upgrade the
module every couple of days.

Since I haven't seen lots of complaints about this I assume it is not a
general problem but something related to this card and/or my setup. I
would be more than willing to do some testing and troubleshooting if
someone would point me in the right direction about what to look for.

Jim

>  >Nov  9 11:13:30 thor kernel: islpci_mgt_response(): queue empty,
>  >retrying (jiffies left = 40
>  >Nov  9 11:13:30 thor kernel: islpci_mgt_response(): queue empty,
>  >retrying (jiffies left = 30
>  >Nov  9 11:13:30 thor kernel: islpci_mgt_response(): queue empty,
>  >retrying (jiffies left = 20
>  >Nov  9 11:13:31 thor kernel: islpci_mgt_response(): queue empty,
>  >retrying (jiffies left = 10
>  >Nov  9 11:13:31 thor kernel: islpci_mgt_response(): queue empty,
>
> I had the same problem few minutes after starting my Netgear WG511 on my
> Fujitsu-Siemens Liefebook E7110 first time (2.6.0 Kernel, debian).
> I used this patch: prism54-cvs20031231.tar.bz2
> Messages are repeated thousands times in syslog, all consoles hung and I
> only could poweroff PC. not even acpi-powerbutton poweroff worked.
>
> Is there any solution?
> I had something similiar one year ago with an old orinico_pci driver I
> needed for my intern wlan-card. that was fixed with newer code.
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