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Since you don't have anything else at IRQ 9, IRQ 10 should be fine for

you.
-Eric Rz.
On Fri, Jul 02, 2004 at 09:31:49AM -0700, Russell Hanaghan wrote:

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> Hi gang...

>

> Just bought a new box for DAW stuff..

>

> Got MDK 10.0 all installed and updated...Got all the cool apps installed

> and working ok.

>

> The ASUS mobo is an A7V8X-MX SE with Athalon +2500. It runs an Award

> Pheonix Bios which is not as extensive on options as some of my other

> boxes...

>

> This mobo has only 3 PCI slots and 1 AGP. It's a mini form factor case

> and board. I have shuffled the card from slot to slot, stopped the

> kernel loading the USB modules (*I don't need 'em anyway), messed with

> all relevant BIOS settings (Assign IRQ's, APIC, etc) and I cannot get

> this card (Delta 1010LT)onto an Interrupt lower than 10.

>

> cat /proc/interrupts

>

> 0:	486023	XT-PIC	timer

> 1:	1990	XT-PIC	i8042

> 2:	0	XT-PIC	cascade

> 8:	1	XT-PIC	rtc

> 10:	0	XT-PIC	ICE1712

> 11:	14687	XT-PIC	eth0

> 12:	7242	XT-PIC	i8042

> 14:	11595	XT-PIC	ide0

> NMI:	0

> LOC:	486014

> ERR:	546

> MIS:	0

>

> Any thoughts...I also tried the APIC options in LILO...

>

> Is it really necessary to even have it on a lower Interrupt...I mean are

> the benefits substantial or miniscul and not worthy of 20 hrs of boot /

> halt / boot, etc...

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> R~