On Monday 09 December 2002 04:52, Joseph Braddock wrote: > PCI is funny that way. Your plug and play bios and/or OS have to > pick some order in which to initialize the cards. If one of the > cards has a limited number of IRQs it can use and a different card > grabs that IRQ first, then the limited card is stuck. Once the card > is assigned an IRQ by the bios, the bios won't change it as long as > that card is put in the original slot. I've usually have had this > problem with various Winmodems that require a specific IRQ, but > another adapter has grabbed it (doesn't matter whether running Linux > or Windows). Rearranging the cards usually does the trick.
Yeah, but fynny thing for me, is that in Windows it worked, and in Linux it didn't. Hmm, strange. -- Martin L. Johansen Carpe Aptenodytes! (Seize the Penguins!) Spam will be forwared to /dev/null ...
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