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From: Doug Russell <drussell@saturn-tech.com>
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On Mon, 14 Apr 1997, Arlie Davis wrote:

> My copy of the PCI 2.x spec says that INTs should always always always
> be shareable.  The whole idea of having four INTs is to _reduce_ but not
...
> common PCI INT) and it _should_ work just fine.  It doesn't, of course,
> under most Intel-architecture OSes.

Hehe..   Exactly.  I know it is SUPPOSED to work, that doesn't mean it
always DOES work.  :)

Later......						<Doug>