Hi Giles, Thanks. I thought I had already tried all combinations but I was wrong. Your advice moved me to mess about a little more. All seems to be working now. Phew....
If you would care to comment, is this not a bit of a black art? It seems super primitive to have to mess about with PCI slots until there is no conflict. Why is this not taken care of more decently by firmware / OS? No rebuke to anyone (I'm too clueless myself) just very curious. Is it so hard or are there fundamental complexities in automatically sorting this out? untracktable problem? This question obviously has no relation to xenomai. My apologies but it may be ignored of course. :) Kind regards Roland. Gilles Chanteperdrix wrote: > Roland Tollenaar wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am having trouble with shared irq on two NIC's that I am trying to > > sort out. > > > > Googling for solutions I notice that acpi has a lot to do with this. I > > recall somewhere that ACPI support can be disabled in the config when > > patching with xenomai. I was jsut wondering whether this can be related > > to the problem I have? > > I'd say you are confusion ACPI and APIC, and yes, enabling the APIC > makes more IRQs available, so maybe this could help Linux avoiding IRQ > sharing. Changing cards from slot usually also helps. > _______________________________________________ Xenomai-help mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomai-help
