If they are all PCI devices then you'll probably want to look at the Bios
CMOS configuration.
When you get that many devices sharing IRQ's it is likely that:
1) They are PCI devices
2) They are installed in PCI slots that share common IRQ's.
Thus when you set one, you set them all.
You might try looking at the manual for the motherboard. Often it will
indicates which slots share IRQ's with which. You can then plan your IRQ
sharing strategy...
Worst case move some of your PCI cards around...
-JMS
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 5:28 AM
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Subject: [newbie] IRQ's
I know this is an elementary thing, but I have 4 devices on IRQ3
and none on 5,6,7,8 or 9.
Can I manually set them in Linux?
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-m-
