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Spake Harry,
Answering:
"Daniel Lee Kruse" ' message of:
06/08/05 at 03:06 PM,
About:Re: [OS2HW] LSI Logic 22320 adapter
>--- In os2hardware{at}yahoogroups.com, "Harry
Travis" wrote: >
>Spake Harry,
>> answering:
>> "Daniel Lee Kruse" ' message of:
>> 06/07/05 at 05:40 PM,
>
>>
>> I should not have been surprised to see how many IRQ's are now shared by
>> USB ports, including a pair of interrupts formerly only used by SCSI
>> devices. Are conflicts over shared interupts with critical
>> operations--disk access--known to be a non-issue? I wonder, not
>speculate,
>> that JFS problems are related to IRQ sharing. How could HPFS be so
>trouble
>> free and AIX-developed JFS still have issues?
>>
>>
>I didn't think about the shared interrupts. I'll have to disable the USB
>ports in the BIOS and the config.sys and give it a try. Thanks for the
>idea.
>Daniel Lee Kruse
I don't want to start FUD. I just note that USB driver developers may care
least about playing well with scsi, not just rare, but really rare in the
consumer marketplace .
But, I'd be happy to hear from someone that there is some "layering" that
makes my speculation sheer nonsense.
(Not to digress, but how could I make my USB devices share an interrupt
among themselsves, Or does the inquiry reveal an embarassing ignorance of
incest taboos?)
HPT
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