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Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 20:59:13 +0100
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From: "Jon Lech Johansen" <digitech@mmadb.no>
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Subject: Re: Asuscom isdn card :(
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To test the i4b package, I've been using a clean machine
which has only 2 cards:
isdn card and network card
(and gfx card of course)

isdn: irq 5
network: irq 10

I've also tried putting the isdn card on irq 11,
but I still kept getting lots of errors msgs.

- Jon

>This does sound like irq problems, any conflict with IRQs
>I did get similar problems until I removed every card from
>the system and figured out which cards where conflicting.
>Thordur Ivarsson

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