Ethernet adapter dificulties
Mike Coleman
mkc at mathdogs.com
Sun Apr 1 22:34:03 CDT 2001
jose sanchez <j_r_sanchez at yahoo.com> writes:
> I am dual booting. I have two NICs and in Windows I found out they are on
> irq's 3 and nine. When I issue this command in Linux: cat /proc/interrupts, I
> don't see these two IRQ in use. What could be the problem? Please help!
Linux might put them on other IRQs. Also, unless if you're using modules
rather than a driver compiled into the kernel, you won't see the driver appear
in /proc/interrupts until the module is actually loaded. Some drivers only
grab interrupts when they are "in use", too.
--Mike
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