OK now were talking IRQ's.
IRQ 9 on an ISA board is the cascade to IRQ 10 - #
I know this is an all PCI board but I found it on the web for $42.49,
"cheapo" (you said it not me) mother boards sometimes have legacy
firmware that is, well cheap. Thats whey they are cheapo motherboards.
off subject: any motherboard under $100 is a cheapo unless it's old.
Can you move all these to IRQ 5 or 11?
If you don't use the IrDa turn it off, I've seen infrared mess up video,
serial, and network (to name a few).
I did find a chipset driver but I'm afraid it's a windows driver. On the
same page I found a BIOS update
http://www.shuttle.com/hq/support/download/dwn2.asp?model=AK32E#
This is the date and checksum to look for.
Date code: 02/07/2003 checksum:7000
1. Fixed FSB133 can't boot issue.
2. Fixed USB device no function after S1 under Win98
I know your running Linux but a USB fix is a USB fix so to speak.
Sam.
Yaron wrote:
>Hey,
>
>On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, Sam MacDonald wrote:
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>>What Mother board do you have and is it at the latest bios?
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>I must admit it's a somewhat cheapo mboard. It's a Shuttle AK32E, and
>Microcenter we selling it with an AthlonXP for $129 a month or two ago.
>
>However, it does have UBS2 and it does support APIC. So this seems to
>me like something Linux is kinda doing wrong.
>
>I don't know what memory address it's using, but display, ethernet and one
>of the uchi's all use IRQ9. APIC moves them around, naturally.
>
>And yeah, it is at the latest BIOS - there have been no new BIOS rleases
>for it since the one it came with...
>
>
>-Yaron
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