UHCI-IRQ error

Ok here is the scenerio...
I have an OLD (VERY OLD) Compaq 1850R that is about to croak...I am attempting to run Enterprise Server TI 9.1 on it however when I select any of the 3 options I get UHCI found no IRQ assigned, funny thing is this system doesnt have any USB...is there a mod I can do to f11.cfg similar to ACPI

thoughts

 

If you're booting from the TI CD, you could press F11 at the menu and try quiet nousb or quiet nousb2 and see if it makes a difference.

 

so when I hit f11 I just type "quiet nousb nousb2" sounds easy enough, let me give that a shot and get back to you

 

It might work with both of them or you might only need the "nousb" one. I think the "nousb2" just makes the USB system drop to USB 1.

 

worked perfect!!! is there a list of all bootmenu options??

 

Which command (or commands) did you use that worked?

There are probably several more (or many more), but these are the ones I have track of:

acpi=off
noapic
nousb
nousb2
usbmouse=off

These can be added after the "quiet" command when you press F11.

 

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