SUSE 10.1 doesn't see my internal modem (best data ISA, hardware based controller) and when I try to configure my sounds cards ( cs4236B and cs4610/11 accelerator) and error occurs with a message indicating it could be due to a IRQ error. How does one even begin to address possible IRQ problems/conflicts ?? Mike
Mike Adolf wrote:
SUSE 10.1 doesn't see my internal modem (best data ISA, hardware based controller) and when I try to configure my sounds cards ( cs4236B and cs4610/11 accelerator) and error occurs with a message indicating it could be due to a IRQ error. How does one even begin to address possible IRQ problems/conflicts ??
Mike
You can see in Main Menu - System - Monitor for Interrupts or in the same menu KInfoCenter. What I would do is to try adapter cards one by one, are they recognized and configurable. If that is good we can look how to put them to work together. -- Regards, Rajko.
On 22/08/06 13:35, Mike Adolf wrote:
SUSE 10.1 doesn't see my internal modem (best data ISA, hardware based controller) and when I try to configure my sounds cards ( cs4236B and cs4610/11 accelerator) and error occurs with a message indicating it could be due to a IRQ error. How does one even begin to address possible IRQ problems/conflicts ??
Mike
Whatever IRQ the modem is using, go into the BIOS and reserve that for ISA. Note that you may also have an IRQ conflict between the modem and any built-in serial ports on the motherboard.
Mike Adolf wrote:
SUSE 10.1 doesn't see my internal modem (best data ISA, hardware based controller) and when I try to configure my sounds cards ( cs4236B and cs4610/11 accelerator) and error occurs with a message indicating it could be due to a IRQ error. How does one even begin to address possible IRQ problems/conflicts ??
Mike
Yes, I think so. Try cat /proc/interrups
Mike Adolf wrote:
SUSE 10.1 doesn't see my internal modem (best data ISA, hardware based controller) and when I try to configure my sounds cards ( cs4236B and cs4610/11 accelerator) and error occurs with a message indicating it could be due to a IRQ error. How does one even begin to address possible IRQ problems/conflicts ??
boot a dos floppy and run irqinfo.com Likely a updated version is available from FreeOOS.org -- ___ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _ | | | | [__ | | | |___ |_|_| ___] | \/
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