Dear all:
  I am using uclinux-2.4.19,
   I wanna to use hardware scan to implement my keyboard driver.
   So I need to register a interrupt use request_irq.
   I have 14 interrupts, and using 8/13 for eth0/1, 6 for serial, 11 for timer.
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# /mnt/nfs-server/busybox cat /proc/interrupts
          CPU0
 6:        689    imj_irq  serial
 8:        147     imj_irq  eth0
11:       3759    imj_irq  timer
13:          0     imj_irq  eth1

ERR:          0
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    At first, I register IRQ_12 for keypad, and do some
keypad_scan_enable_command.
 But, I didn't get any response when I pressed a key.
   So, according as CPU spec, I register IRQ_4 to my keyboad
interrupt, and do the same keypad_scan_enable_command.
 But, when I pressed a key, system collapse----cann't do anything by
console and ping command have no response.
Does this means that the IRQ_4 is arised ?
If the answer is "yes", why does the system collapse happens?
Additionally, why IRQ_12 can't response when key pressed?
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