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Subject: Re: Orinoco/watchdog timeout - IDE IRQ?
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The -i switch to pccardd also had no effect, I assume this is why?  Is 
there any way I can specify the interrupt for the CB bridge?

I'm assuming this means that I can't fix the collision and FreeBSD in 
it's current form won't support my hardware.  If I'm missing something 
obvious, let me know :)

Thanks,
-Oly

M. Warner Losh wrote:

>If you are using a CardBus bridge with pci interrupts, you don't get a
>choice of interrupt to use.  The PC Cards have to use the same
>interrupt as the CardBus bridge.
>
>Warner
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