hey mark,
if you have compiled support for the the /proc filesystem:
cat /proc/interrupts
should list all the irq stuff you need. poke around in there, there
are a lot of useful listings there.
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you can append intructions to the kernel
in the /etc/lilo.conf configuration file, here's mine that manually sets the irqs
for two ethernet cards on my box: eth0 is irq 10, eth1 is irq12
image=/boot/linux-2.2.1
label=linux-2.2.1
root=/dev/hda1
read-only
append="ether=10,0xb800,0,0,eth0 ether=12,0xd000,0,0,eth1"
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now this one varies, i think in linux it is /dev/sd0, but i know of some
sysadmin books that say Solaris, AIX, HPUX, etc, all have different
names for them. like i said, i think in linux it is sd0, but i don't use scsi hds.
"Mark N. Hattarki" wrote:
> Quick questions:
>
> How do I get a list of which irqs are being used and by what? Also, the
> port addresses and dma channels would be nice :)
>
> Looking through dmesg, it appears that eth1 and my scsi card are trying to
> use the same IRQ. How do I change this?
>
> Dumb question: what is the name of the first scsi device in /dev/?
>
> namaste,
> Mark
>
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