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Subject: Re: Asus P5B-V
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On Thursday 18 January 2007 05:43, Dag-Erling Sm=F8rgrav wrote:
> I have some ACPI issues with an Asus P5B-V (Intel G965-based)
> motherboard running amd64 -CURRENT:
>=20
>  - no thermal information:

The BIOS doesn't provide an ACPI thermal zone.  There's nothing for
ACPI to do.  Have you tried using mbmon?

>  - all on-board devices seem to share the same interrupt:
>=20
> root@dma ~# vmstat -i
> interrupt                          total       rate
> irq1: atkbd0                           8          0
> irq19: skc0 uhci3*               5161490         52
> irq21: ral0                      1209462         12
> cpu0: timer                    194998438       1999
> cpu1: timer                    194998251       1999
> Total                          396367649       4064
>=20
> (ral0 is the only PCI card in the system, everything else is
> integrated on the motherboard)

This is how your motherboard manufacturer hard-wired the interrupt
routing for APIC.  It's physically wired this way and there's nothing
any OS can do about it.

=2D-=20
John Baldwin