Don{ald} O. Woodall wrote:

>In , on 06/08/2005 
>   at 05:10 PM, "Daniel Lee Kruse"  said:
>  
>
>>Is the SCSI apapter sharing IRQs, or is it assigned an IRQ not assigned
>>to any other components?
>>Daniel Lee Kruse
>>    
>>
>Daniel
>
>     The only way I know to check on the status of Irq's is
>to be FAST to press the "Pause" key on reboot so you can read the
>following screen as it flashes bye, if your motherboard's BIOS displays
>it.  ???
>
>         The name of this file is:  PCI-device-listing.main.002
>
> PCI device listing ...
> Bus No. Device No. Func No. Vendor ID Device ID Device Class           
>IRQ
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>    0        8         0        1000     000F    Mass Storage Controller 
>15
>    0        8         1        1000     000F    Mass Storage Controller 
>15
>    0       10         0        1013     6003    Multimedia Device       
>11
>    1        0         0        102B     0525    Display Controller      
>15
>    2        0         0        1000     000F    Mass Storage Controller 
>10
>    2        1         0        1022     2000    Network Controller      
>11
>
>     HTH
>
Hi Don & Daniel,

To learn exactly which IRQs are being used by which PCI 
cards/motherboard, and which possible values are available for swapping, 
the following extract from a recent post of mine should be useful -- no 
need to attempt to read the BIOS screen display at a rate of knots:

Get a copy of the following two archives:

1) pci101vk.zip [Original Craig Hart version modified by Veit Kannegeiser]

http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/misc/pci101vk.zip

2) spciirq.zip [originated by Veit Kannegeiser]

http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/system/drivers/spciirq.zip

These are tools that will 1) display the actual IRQs used by your system 
and 2) allow you to modify the configuration data associated with any 
onboard/PCI usage.

Both are *great* tools!

Note : set BIOS to non-PnP-mode when altering the config.sys to effect 
the changes, and make sure there is a copy of spciirq.snp *also* copied 
into \os2\boot [along with spciirq.sys], and entry for it added to 
beginning of \os2\boot\snoop.lst!

FWIW every PCI-USB card I've encountered has never used the same IRQ for 
al ports, anything up to 3 different ones for 4-ports in the one slot!

HTH

-- 
Regards,
Mike

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