[lug] irq conflict
Jeff Howell
howeljs at segfault.stortek.com
Wed Jul 5 08:57:20 MDT 2000
Arlan Ramsay wrote:
>
> Right now, I have a conflict between a network card and a scsi controller.
> I used to fix such things by using jumpers (remember?) or DOS installation
> software. Is there some way to do this using just linux? I thought maybe
> ifconfig. How?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Arlan Ramsay
> Department of Mathematics
> CB 395
> University of Colorado, Boulder
> Telephone 303-492-7148
> Fax 303-492-7707
> ramsay at euclid.colorado.edu
>
A bit of information about the cards would be helpfull. But in a general sense,
you may be able to assign IRQ's to the devices in the computer's BIOS setup.
Also many SCSI adapters have a bios where the IRQ can be defined as well. You
may see a message similar to: "Press Ctrl-A for setup" when the card is
initializing on bootup.
Hope this helps!
--
Jeff Howell
EDS Unix Support
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