Description of problem: My motherboard is MIS 7235 with chipset Jmicron JMB361 AHCI/IDE. With x86 beta release (like other releases) I use the boot option «pci=biosirq» to be able to boot with the DvD. But with the x86_64, if I use the same option I get the same result that if I don't use the option with x86. The first screen is not Check/Skip but language choice keyboard choice and an error message about the DvD reader which is not recognized. If this option is not used with x86_64 what is the option to use. With a LiveCD x86_64 I get an explicit message «biosirq is not a valid option». So I can't start even the LiveCD. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot with or without th option «pci=biosirq» with a DvD x86 2. Boot with or without th option «pci=biosirq» with a DvD x86_64 Actual results: I can't install the x86_64 release. Expected results: I would install the x86_64 release. Additional info:
biosirq is only supported on 32-bit (i586, i686) kernels. You could try other options, like acpi=routeirq, acpi=noirq or pci=noacpi
I have just tried each option. I can't boot with the DvD. My reader is not recognized.
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