At 04:19 am 27/04/00, Jose Ignacio Gijon Soriano wrote:
> I've the same problem in my notebook.
What notebook are you using? Mine is a Dell Inspiron 3200.
> Last night, playing a littel with the pci code, I found that if you put
>the PCI access mode as BIOS, and in the file
>linux/arch/i386/kernel/pci-pc.c in the function pcibios_enable_device()
>add the line
>
> if (dev->irq == 10) dev->irq = 0; // Being 10 the IRQ of your
> // USB controller
>
>Just before:
>
> if (!dev->irq) {
> u8 pin;
> ...
Thanks I'll try that today. (BTW my USB IRQ is allocated dynamically, but
it nearly always ends up as IRQ 11, so hopefully that will work most of the
time.)
I don't think this has always been a problem, because USB was working in
earlier 2.3 kernels for me. There have been some recent changes to PCI
which seem to have caused the problems particularly in 2.3.99-pre5.
Bye for now.
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