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In message: <1059399893.b4a10980aric_allen@myrealbox.com>
            "Aric Allen" <aric_allen@myrealbox.com> writes:
: Here is the output of pir.c:
: 
: $PIR table at 0x2811cf30 version 1.0
: PCI interrupt router at 0:3.8 vendor 0x8086 device 0x122e
: PCI-only interrupts [                                     ]
: entry bus slot device
...
:  04:  255   08    10  INTA  60  [                  9                  ]
:                      INTB  61  [                  9                  ]
:  05:  255   09    11  INTA  60  [                  9                  ]
:                      INTB  61  [                  9                  ]
:  06:  255   10    13  INTA  60  [                  9                  ]
:                      INTB  61  [                  9                  ]
:  07:  255   11    04  INTA  60  [                  9                  ]
:                      INTB  61  [                  9                  ]
:  08:  255   05    08  INTA  60  [                  9                  ]
--------^^^---------
That sure looks wrong...

However, we are using IRQ 9, which is what one would expect would be
what one would want to use on a system like this.

Warner