On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 06:25:10PM +0530, sudhish wrote:
> Hi Anand,
You aren't just speaking with me, but also to a mailing list, btw.
>
> Iam sending the files /proc/pci, /proc/ioports, /proc/interrupts as
> attachments.
> Please see from /proc/pci that there is a USB device also using IRQ 9,the
> same as NIC.
Well I don't know whether they can share IRQs or not. Obviously, the
kernel does not believe so (otherwise it would not complain about the
resource being in use) you should modify your setup so that IRQ is only
being used by one of those devices.
On my system my PCI devices have IRQs like 17, 18, 19 ... perhaps you
should modify something in your bios? I don't know.
> Also please let me know if you have any difficulty in opening the files.
No problems. So far you haven't stated what kernel version you are using.
I have been presuming that you have already (prior) to asking this mailing
list done some research. It appears that you may not have.
A very quick web search with your card's vendor id turned up the fact that
the rtl8139too driver in 2.2.19 works fine with it.
If you aren't able to clear up the resource usage perhaps upgrading to
2.2.19 will help.
Anand
PS: If you aren't going to add anything new there is no need to quote my
entire message back to me (and the mailing list) every time.
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