I am writing a network driver for a homebuilt network card (using IDE).
I have it running as a loopback interface now, using no interrupts, and
it works fine. But now I need to add an interrupt handler so the driver
knows when to read data send by the other computer.

I have looked into machdep.c in arch/amiga/amiga, but it seems all
level 2 interrupt-handlers are just put in a row at compile time. Now
if I want to add my interrupt handler when i insmod it, just how am I
supposed to go about? Do I have to write my own handler-registrator to
make it run comfortably or is there something I have missed?

Also, I suppose there is no way to safely remove a networkdriver
(I haven't seen any such function in in.c, so I wrote the simplest
thing myself which just removes my driver from the linked list).
I have seen some messages from the kernel telling me it can't unlink
some address or something, so I wonder what more I should do to make
it work better.

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