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Subject: Re: [ACPI] p2b-ds blacklisted?
Date: Wed, 01 Oct 2003 16:53:40 +0200
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> I'm sure I saw a comment somewhere saying the P2B-S was blacklisted because of 
> "bogus IRQ routing". It was in the blacklisting code, but I can't remember 
> where, or if it was 2.4 or 2.6.

Well, the P2B-S is in blacklist.c in 2.4.22.

What does the entry in blacklist.c mean? Does this entry mean acpi=ht is 
forced like the entry for the P2B-DS in dmi_scan.c?

Is this a hardwired problem on the Motherboard? Or might this be fixed 
with the latest BIOS?

I'd like to try ACPI on my P2B-DS anyway. I think there was an append 
line to disable ACPI IRQ Routing - was it acpi=pci?