> spurious 8259A interrupt: IRQ7. > I just saw that very message on an old 486 I was refurbishing. However, I saw it during boot. I had to find all the old DOS programs to manually set the IRQ and IO addresses of all the ISA NIC cards I had in the box, AND disable their PNP features. Once I did that (i.e. made sure there were no conflicting IRQs) the message went away (and all the cards magically worked, too!). I don't know what sort of laptop you have, but I would suggest looking into how the IRQs are being assigned. (BIOS? PNP? Manual jumpers? Software settings?)
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