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   Subject: Ubuntu booting problem.   
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   I have a problem when booting Ubuntu.  It doesn't manifest itself all    
   the time, but when it does occur it prevents the OS from booting.  I    
   should mention that WindowsXP which is on the same HD, when booting    
   through GRUB, doesn't freeze or exhibit any problems.   
      
   I did send a message to the group about this already, and overclocking    
   may have been a culprit.  The machine is not being overclocked now but    
   the error still comes up...   
      
   Pushing CTRL + ALT and F1 shows the error still which is...   
      
   Starting up...   
   [17179571.236000] PCI : JMB36X Enabling dual function on 0000: 02:00.0   
   [17179571.236000] PCI : Cannot allocate resource region 0 of device    
   0000: 02:00.0   
   [17179571.236000] PCI : Cannot allocate resource region 1 of device    
   0000: 02:00.0   
   [17179571.236000] PCI : Cannot allocate resource region 2 of device    
   0000: 02:00.0   
   [17179571.236000] PCI : Cannot allocate resource region 3 of device    
   0000: 02:00.0   
   [17179571.236000] PCI : Error updating region 0000: 0:200.0   
      
   This always comes up, the JMB36X is my SATA Raid controller, and I do    
   not have RAID enabled,  After this screen it goes into the Ubuntu splash    
   screen and sometimes freezes.  I have to reboot.  I suspect it is some    
   sort of hardware issue because cold boot sometimes works and a reboot    
   from Windows NEVER works...   
      
   Is there something I can adjust in my BIOS to correct the issue, do I    
   have to wait until a new Ubuntu release.  My graphics card is a Nvidia,    
   and I have Beryl etc working fine.  I do suspect that its either the    
   RAID controller or the graphics card, but I could be experiencing issues    
     in Gnome due to the beta nature of Beryl.. All suggestions gratefully    
   received.   
      
      
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