Jason Thorpe drunkenly mumbled...
> 
> ...this is actually somewhat dependent on the bus.  PCI, for example,
> will share IRQs, and it is safe for PCI to do so.  This is _not_ always
> the case on ISA, and IT MAY DAMAGE YOUR HARDWARE.  Since it is _sometimes_
> safe, NetBSD allows it.  As a general rule, though, if an IRQ is to be
> shared, it must be share the same "type", i.e. edge with edge, level with
> level, pulse with nothing.

but then again, how many serial cards do you know that use PCI??

-brian

-- 
I'm asking because I've got two VS3100's in need of a real and pleasant to
use operating system.  (VMS is unpleasant and Ultrix is not a real OS). 

		-Brian D Chase (asking about NetBSD support of the VS3100)