Re: multiple irqs per card on the sata_sil24

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Trent George wrote:
While reading the specs, I noticed that the pci-x cards support splitting each port to a unique irq pin.
If you have 6 cards with 4 ports, can you spread the load over 24 irqs ?
I dont know if the motherboard can support this, or the driver could be modified to do this.
It would be nice when there is a lot of of disk traffic on lots of drives.... adding port multiplier drives to each channel.
I am trying to build a VERY large duplication system using LOTS of bandwidth. the irq can really put stress on the system.

the final system would be 100+ drives all going over 22mb/s.
It should give a nice supermicro board with 3 buses a real workout.

You're still going to max out PCI bus bandwidth first. Best solution is PCI Express with MSI...

	Jeff



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