In some motherboards I've found was not possible to assign different IRQs through BIOS and other software ways. This was related to some technical choices in that particular hardware. In these situations, the only profitable solution was to swap the cards between PCI connectors until a better configuration was found.
Regards, Marco. ------ http://www.ingegnitech.com http://www.ethermania.com Greg Woods wrote: > On Sat, 2010-01-02 at 20:25 +0100, F6HQZ wrote: > > >> cat /proc/interrupts >> Search the Digium cards drivers and look if several interfaces are using the >> same IRQ number. >> If yes, you risk issues and data losses >> > > What can I do if there is a sharing going on? Looks like my TDM card is > sharing it's IRQ with the video card, and I've been having some > occasional problems with it. > > --Greg > >
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