Peter Naulls writes:
> I can boot ok having first disabled the interface setup from 2.2.13.
> Now that do I do have kernel running, I can see this message:
>
> IRQ: spurious interrupt 108
>
> Appearing as the last thing in dmesg after swap is activated. Perhaps
> this is related?
Hmm. That means when the CPU asked the footbridge which ISA interrupt was
active, it reported "108", which is an impossible number for the Winbond
IRQ controller to report.
Hmm, I'm getting more and more convinced that the tulips "System Error"
reports are wholely valid, and there is something wrong with some NetWinders
PCI busses.
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