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From: "Larry S. Lile" <lile@stdio.com>
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Subject: Problems with irq 9(2)?
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Does anybody know if there are problems with interrupt blocking
when using interrupt 9(2)?  I am having problems with my token
ring card getting into a user blocked interrupt state and cannot
figure out what to do.  This is really screwing up my token
ring driver development.  

Any ideas?

Larry Lile
lile@stdio.com


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