Re: Dxr3 and Voodoo 5500

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From: Bj�rn Vaggen Konestabo
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 00:00

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["jeremy jack" <plik143@hotmail.com>]
| be on IRQ 11. Any other (less drastic) ideas?

IRQ is usually fixed to a specific resource. that is a PCI-port.
Either try to change the IRQ for your DXR PCI-slot, or move it to
another slot.

You should probably leave the last PCI slot free, since it's IRQ is
often shared with USB. If you have your motherboard manuals, read them
carefully.

-- 
Never attribute to malice that which 
can be adequately explained by stupidity.

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From: bjornko@infostream.no (Bj�rn Vaggen Konestabo)
Subject: Re: Dxr3 and Voodoo 5500
Date: 2000/07/06
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