On Wed, 5 Sep 2007, Paul Goyette wrote:

> Any suggestion on how to resolve the conflict for irq 7?  What to look for in 
> BIOS settings?  Or is there some way in the kernel config file to "steer" the 
> ohci0 away from irq 7?

Found it.  I changed the lpt from 0x378/IRQ7 to 0x278/IRQ5 and I can now 
boot my custom kernel with acpi still enabled!

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