On Mon, 1 May 2000, Joseph Fannin wrote:
> Compared with the /proc/pci on my laptop, not many of these devices
> have interrupts listed. Admittedly, my desktop is starved for IRQs,
> but there *are* enough if they are arranged correctly.
>
> Is there a way to pass the IRQ to usb-ohci, be it module or built-in?
> I've got a network card that works this way anyway, and, at least under
> Windows, the USB controller is on IRQ 5.
First question, when your system boots, do you get a PCI listing? Does
that PCI listing contain the USB device? Does it have an IRQ? My system
had the IRQ as 'NA'. Under the AMI BIOS, you can turn off the USB
IRQ, under 'PCI and PNP settings'. You may find that this is what your
system has done.
Not being a USB person and only having limited experience, this was my
only problem, and changing that setting fixed it.
Davey
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