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> I assume I can fix this by just changing to a non-default address on the
> new card, which I've got documentation for, but I'm wondering if I'll
> run into other conflicts. How can I tell from a running system what
> memory addresses are used by what devices? Any fancy tools out there?
You can look at some files in /proc to see where things are located.
cat /proc/ioports
cat /proc/interrupts
cat /proc/dma
The lspci utility is also very useful. All you should need to do if you
already know you have no IRQ conflicts is to look at /proc/ioports and see
where everything is located. Only hardware with drivers loaded will have
their ioports, interrupts, and dma's registered in these files though. So you
will want to make sure you have all your modules loaded first:->
Cordially,
-dath
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