hi all, and jon On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Jon Pennington wrote:
What I really mean to say is that I believe you have misinterprated the original post. He's refering to PCI devices, which are not PnP; PCI devices are handled by the BIOS and the BIOS alone. The best, if not only, way to rectify a problem with IRQ assignment is to relocate the PCI device to another slot, thereby forcing the BIOS to assign a different IRQ on the next boot.
Are you sure, that all bioses would assign a new irq if i just moved the card? I thought, that there were some standard assignments for graphicscards , because my tvcard and both gfxcards were put onto 11. But ok, it's easy to try out... But i cant do it today, since i'm going to visit my parents this weekend. I would really like the solution to my problem be so simple... anyway, i will reply to the list, if this works (and if it doesnt :) ) bye, and have a nice weekend... greets, alex
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