>On 1/27/06, James C. Dastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>James C. Dastrup wrote:
>
>Suere enough, the evil USB's AND you NIC are on the same IRQ. Also, if
>possible, disable or don't load your parralel port when you're not
using it,
>which should free up another IRQ, as well as your USB drivers, if you
>don't use them. My troubels have taught me that you should always have
>your NIC on it's own IRQ, same with USB.> > >Just one quick question, how to tell linux not to load parport during boot-up? > Same way you would any other driver. Compile it as a module <M> instead of built-in <*> in the kernel. Then, most distros have a config file for what modules to autoload at boot time; don't include it in there either. If it keeps loading on you, and you don't need it, just don't even build it at all in the kernel. I haven't used a parallel port in at least 5 years, so that's the first thing that comes out when compiling my kernels.
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