Allon Stern wrote:
got it.
My original driver used SA_INTERRUPT in the flags for the register_IRQ.
That flag was not defined for the coldfire, and somewhere I read that it
was the default.
Turns out I really wanted to define IRQF_DISABLED.
How did the original driver compile on 2.6.26?
SA_INTERRUPT is not defined in 2.6.26 sources at all,
it was deprecated and removed before that...
Regards
Greg
Upshot: my IRQ was being called with interrupts enabled.
-
allon
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