Javvad Qasimi wrote:
However, I have some conflicts with the Interrupts in my Redhat 4 kernel
2.6.9.5 I recently added USB 2.0 daughterboard to my existing USB 1.1.
The IRQ 10 seems to be sharing the ehci, eth0 and VIA. And I am trying
to get a unique interrupt for my ehci_hcd (USB 2.0).
My BIOS wouldn't allow me to allocate interrupts individually. In bios,
I tried the resources controlled by option to "auto" and "enabled" the
reset config data. This spread my interrupt devices, but the ehci is
still being shared :-( Any suggestions would be appreciated.
In PCI systems, IRQs are assigned by slot; try changing what slot the
USB2 card is in.
-=- James Mastros
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