Hi Yes, Linux gives single iterrupt to both and that it is not a problem, as long as Kernel has PCI interrupt sharing support. Forget windows, it just uses its own IRQ steering and uses FT as a SCSI device. If you are using native ataraid in Linux, Linux uses your disks as real IDE disks not SCSI. I used to get 'lost interrupt' on my rackmount. I upgraded to RH7.2, disabled IRQ for modem, USB, VGA in BIOS (because I dont use them). Then the problem went away. Murty On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Forge AS wrote: > I'm having the infanous 'lost interrupt' bug with my new TX4. I was > previously using two Fasttrak 100s without issue, so I assumed I would be > fine with the TX4. > > RAID speed is in the toilet, the second two connectors take FOREVER to check > the partition table, and the card is generally worthless. > > Before I return it for two TX2s (or even my trusty ol FT100s at no cost), > did anyone stumble across anything resembling a solution? I've tried > multiple kernels and multiple PCI slots, to no avail. > > BTW, I noticed the card gets multiple interrupts assigned to it in Windoze, > but only one in Linux. Could this be part of the problem? Is it fixable, if > so? > > - Rich 'Forge' Mingin > Guinea Pig for hire. > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Ataraid-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/ataraid-list >
