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Subject: Re: fire up xmms, wi0 loses its mind
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In message: <200406041517.54827.jhb@FreeBSD.org>
            John Baldwin <jhb@freebsd.org> writes:
: On Friday 04 June 2004 07:12 am, Tony Maher wrote:
: > John Baldwin wrote:
: > > Probably acpi_pci_link.c as it exposes a bug in our link code (it doesn't
: > > use a good algorithm for picking an IRQ to route interrupts to)
: >
: > Yes it is the problem.
: > I have cvsupped to *default date=2004.05.28.17.30.00
: > Run (in effect) make world, network (and usb mouse) work fine.
: > Installed acpi_pci_link.c v1.15 (instead of v1.14), make kernel, reboot
: > fxp0 (and usb mouse) fail to work.
: >
: > So now what is the solution?
: 
: I'm working on fixing the acpi_pci_link.c driver to (among other things) use a 
: better algorithm to pick IRQs so that it won't use IRQs used by ISA devices 
: for example.

Or any interrupt that's configured for non-level operation...

Warner