Segher Boessenkool wrote:
Following this, i changed the irq_tables.c file to be like this:Did you fix the table's headers too, to read the correct number of entries, and the right checksum? The table you derived yours from had only two devices entries, and your results are sort-of consistent with that.
Yes, see attached file.
Nonetheless, the kernel assumes some strange things, let's keep in mind that the kernel i'm using is an old 2.4.20, which may or may not treat this IRQassignments correctly. Using pci=biosirq makes no change.A newer kernel might help for sure.
I tried to use a current Fedora or CentOS distro, but both refused this processor. I don't have the stamina to brew my own kernel right now.
These are the IRQ's the kernel assigns: USB IRQ9 eth0 IRQ10 eth1 IRQ11 eth2 IRQ9Can you show us all kernel boot messages about IRQ routing? Or just *all* boot messages ;-) Segher
Your wish is my command :) All boot messages and the current irq table are attached. p.s. don't CC me, i'm on the list. Luis Correia -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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