In article <XFMail.20011129212337.noud@knot.nl>,
Noud de Brouwer <noud@knot.nl> wrote:
>On 29-Nov-2001 Christos Zoulas wrote:
>>did you turn on MP interrupt mappings in the bios?
>
>how's that done?
>
>bp6 can assign irq's to pci-slots not isa,
>this 3C509B is a pnpisa.
>
>bp6 can assign irq's to 'Legacy ISA',
>still GENERIC.MP assigns it to the 3C509B.
>
>bp6's bios can set 'MPS Version Control for OS:'
>to v 1.1 or 1.4, sounds not relevant to irq behaviour.
>
>did i overlook something in bios christos?
>~n

No, I don't think you do. Mine is set to 1.4 also. 

I meant to write some code so that one can select
different pnp configuration modes for pnp cards, but
never finished it. You can put a hack in isapnp.c
that if the irq is 3, don't use that config..

christos