Bob Lockie writes: > Jesse Marlin wrote: > > >I am not sure how else to describe it other than it is very erratic > >sounding like it is having IRQ problems of some kind. I have seem > >some past posts on this, and wonder if there is any solution to it. > >The soundcard is IRQ sharing with a USB bus which is not used at all, > >and eth0 which is used on IRQ 10. If it is some IRQ problem related > >to eth0, is it possible to force the sound card to another IRQ > >(through the bios)? Thanks for any help. > > > My card is on my mainboard and doesn't IRQ share. > Check your BIOS for an option to not share the IRQ. > Maybe there is some setup program that you can run to change the IRQ it > uses. > What device is it sharing with?
It is sharing with USB OHCI driver which is not used currently, and eth0 which is used. I noticed the effect when I was playing a game over the network. Without the sound driver loaded the game was smooth. But when loaded it became jerky and the audio was choppy. I looked last night for a BIOS setting and there is not one. The USB, eth0, and sound card seem to be all sharing IRQ 10, and the BIOS knows about it, but it does not look like I can change its mind. I'll look again, but there is no obvious "Disable IRQ Sharing" option. Thanks. ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
