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Subject: newbie question : how to register for a new interrupt
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Hi all,

   I have written an service routine for handling the GPIO_WAKEUP
interrupt PSC2_4 pin (MPC5200 Core), but I donno how to register this
routine into the kernel. 

I have connected an external circuit which generates interrupts to this
PSC2_4 pin, but I believe the Core doesnt know what to do when this
interrupt is generated without registering this routine ...

Help/Suggestions/Redirections please .......


--Cheers 
   nSr