nate wrote:
John R Pierce wrote:
IRQ's are fully sharable on PCI, all PCI devices can use a single
hardware IRQ with no problems.
In theory yes, in practice these days usually yes but it's by no
means a guarantee it will work. It's been a few years since I
had IRQ sharing issues, but when it did happen it was on the
PCI bus. Perhaps broken devices, perhaps broken bios(s), who
knows but it can happen. And when dealing with Linksys, I'm
sure the possibility of 'broken devices' skyrockets pretty
fast.
IRQ problems wouldn't prevent LSPCI from enumerating the PCI devices
I'd suggest trying the NIC in a different slot.
Most often what happens in a different slot is a different IRQ
is assigned. (Usually only a small range of IRQs are available
for each PCI slot)
or the slot its in is broken. I've seen boards with bad PCI slots,
typically a broken select, so the device plugged into that slot simply
didn't show up.
or the card itself is broken, whereupon, well, replace it.
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