> Unfortunately, the customer dug into position at "it worked > with 2.2 kernels (RH 6.2), does not work with 2.4 (Rh 7.2), > fix it". Meanwhile, he might have changed BIOS settings > from "non-PnP" to "PnP", because 2.4 kernels allowed it. > Or something.
And surely the customer wasn't willing to give you the hardware to play with for a while, yes? :) Well, at least we know one more BIOS level tweak to try here then. And we know that IRQ management remains an ongoing hassle ... I wish I didn't have the feeling that we're likely to start seeing even more BIOS headaches over the next few years as DRM-fascists starts to get serious about "their rights" to control our hardware. - Dave _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-devel
