Ubuntu :: Serial 18250 Too Much Work For Irq19?

Jul 12, 2010

I installed ubuntu on a relative's computer but on the last moment, before the "restarting now" the screen began to spam this message. After this everytime the system logs on after 3~10 seconds the graphic interface freezes, so i entered the TTY1 before that, but again the message "serial8250 too much work for irq19" began to spam and obviously this is the cause of the problem

info:
pentium dual core
2GB ram
HDD 300GB
ubuntu 10.04 32-bits
what is thiis and how to fix it??

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