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From: Wolfgang Helbig <helbig@Informatik.BA-Stuttgart.DE>
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Subject: Re: i4b not working - with teles so 16.3 nonpnp
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> same to me, but I've read the FAQ :)) so I know it is probably irq problem
> :))
>
> my only problem is that I have FreBSD and NT on my PC and I can not set
> the IRQ in NT :((
> can I set the IRQ from FreeBSD ?
Yes, you can. The kernel sets the IRQ value, that you put into
the kernel configuration file. You might want to consult
the manual page ("man 4 isic") for the device statement.

Wolfgang

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