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Subject: Re: IRQ problem on cobalt / 2.6.6
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Kieran Fulke wrote:

>On Mon, May 17, 2004 at 09:40:33AM +0100, Peter Horton wrote:
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>>I've got no hardware here but the code looks roughly similiar
>>
>>As the Cobalt's use Galileo timer 0 for clock interrupts we could use 
>>Galileo rather than count/compare for the HPT.
>>
>>Precision would be 50MHz rather than 125MHz but that shouldn't be a 
>>problem :-)
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>is there any (uncomplicated) way of forcing the machine to assign a 
>different IRQ to its single pci slot?
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It's hard wired.

P.