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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] IRQ on USB
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To: DOURNES Guillaume <Guillaume.DOURNES@lgm.fr>
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DOURNES Guillaume wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I developp a software under Xenomai. My software acquire information
> from pci boards (serial link, digital input, analog input, etc ...).
> Each driver board is under Xenomai. My problem is that my keyboard
> and my mouse irq are in conflict with another pci board. My BIOS
> doesn't allow to affect the IRQ. And so when I want to use the
> keyboard or my mouse, the software freeze because an IRQ is shared
> beetwen Linux (Keyboard and Mouse) and Xenomai (an PCI board). My
> keyboard and my mouse are USB, under a KVM switch. So, Is it possible
> to change (affect) an USB IRQ ? Or Is it possible to pass the usb
> driver under Xenomai to have the IRQ shared into the same world :
> Xenomai ? If everybody has another solution, it will be wellcome.

Hi,

I do not see what this has to do with rtai-lab.

Now about the IRQ conflict issue, try the FAQ, come back when you have 
done it.

Regards.

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                                                  Gilles.