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To: terry@lambert.org (Terry Lambert)
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Subject: Re: installing network cards
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On Jan 29, terry@lambert.org (Terry Lambert) wrote:
> Is your SCSI an Adaptec 3940?  They take 2 PCI interrupts.  Try
> reordering the cards, in any case.  If you can, avoid putting a card
> to either side of the SCSI card (other than the video card).  If your
> video card issues vertical retrace interrupts, jumper them off.  Note
> that slot one and slot four are adjacent for the purposes of interrupt
> stealing.

Ahemm ???

We support PCI interrupt sharing for so long, already,
that I forgot when it was added :)

If you can't freely assign cards to your slots, then
your system is severly broken.

Regards, STefan