those IRQ's are re-maped based on the intel SMP spec, atleat that's how i
remember it.. it really doesn't matter, as long as it works :)
Thank You,
Ben Kochie (ben at nerp.net)
"Unix is user friendly, Its just picky about its friends."
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Jason DeStefano wrote:
> I have a Tyan Thunder 2 dual pII 300 mobo as my
> main linux server (runnnig redhat 7). I also have a Tyan
> dual mobo (cant remember model) that is the 72pin
> equivalent of the Thunder 2 (which is SDRAM). It
> also has red hat 7 installed and only 1 cpu out of 2
> possible installed.
>
> On the second one mentioned (1 cpu, 72pin simms)
> the scsi card is IRQ 18 and the nic is IRQ 19. On
> the first mobo mentioned all my devices are under
> IRQ 16 (the normal irq's).
>
> I cant figure out why Im getting these high IRQ's on
> the older mobo. My rh7 installs were "custom setup"
> with everything installed (ie. i havnt monkeyed with
> the OS).
>
> Anyone know how the high IRQ's work, how to enable
> them, take advantage of them, etc?
>
>
>
>
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