On 01/21/08 08:48 pm Ian Manners wrote:

> Setting up/changing a UNI Kernel system to SMP using ACPI
> from eComStation BetaZone.



I should add that probably my situation isn't helped by the fact that --
according to PCI.EXE -- my system's "ROM PCI IRQ routing table appears
to be faulty!!" -- many instances of table entries pointing to bus 255,
device 0. I know that there's an option in the acpi.cfg file to load a 
new table, but I have no idea how to create one.

ISTM that despite the difficulty of getting ACPI to work *properly* with 
this mobo (if not with all nVidia mobos), it does work well enough to 
satisfy the Adaptec 160 card, and that if I do decide to upgrade to a 
U320 card, an Adaptec may well be easier to get working properly. If I 
have understood Pasha's ACPI docs. properly, the advantage of the nVidia 
system is that cards (well-behaved ones, at least) can still be accessed 
via their PCI IRQs without having to bother with the APIC ones.

-=-
Alan



 
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