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NT Diagnostic gives following information: IRQ Device Bus Type ... 06 Floppy 0 Isa 10 WVLAN41 0 Internal 11 E100B 0 Pci ... What surprises me is that WaveLAN interrupt is of type Internal (whatever it means?). Maybe there is some kind of driver to produce/process those interrupts in NT. Is there a way to find the interrupt which TI-1221 is using on NT? At least "Administrative Tools/Windows NT Diagnostics" only gives IRQ for WaveLAN adapter and on the "Control Panel/PCMCIA" there is only memory area as a resource for PCMCIA Controller. On the linux side: If I set the WaveLAN to use IRQ 10, it doesn't work. All PCI interrupts are giving "PCI irq N test failed", unless I set do_scan=0. I was able to get some pings through when I set it to use the same interrupt as eepro100 is using (IRQ 11), but the ping packets only went through when there were network traffic going on (== interrupts generated by) the eepro100... |
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