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Eric DeVolder wrote:

> Check linux/arch/mips/au1000/common/irq.c, in function init_IRQ().
> Currently all the interrupt assignment are conditionalized per-board,

Well, only some of them, in particular the custom GPIO configurations.
In the case of USB and other on-chip peripherals, these are always
configured on all boards.

> ... I suspect many IRQ setups may be wrong.

I don't really think so.  I've done several different Au1xxx boards and
never touch this configuration for USB.  I would like to hear the
results of the message posted earlier today about the proper power up
of the USB interface on this board :-)


Thanks.


	-- Dan