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From: "Lane Spiers" <lane@spiersfamily.com>
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Subject: Changing IRQ on SMC wireless
Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2002 10:36:38 -0700
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Doing s'more digging, it appears that the kernel is assigning IRQ3 to my SMC
wireless NIC.  In Windoze, IRQ3 is using by the builtin winmodem.  I suspect
that this might be the problem.  Is there a way to force the kernel or
pccard drive to use a different IRQ for this?

Thanks,

Lane


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