Is anyone out there willing to test some re-worked interrupt handling 
code?  I've tried it on my diskless 319; works fine, and drops less 
packets on a `ping -f', but I haven't had the opportunity to try it 
on my 380 yet.

Briefly, what changed:
Added:
        hp300/isr.c

Modified:
        conf/files.hp300.oldconf

        dev/dma.c
        dev/dca.c
        dev/dcm.c
        dev/hil.c
        dev/hpib.c
        dev/if_le.c
        dev/scsi.c

        hp300/autoconf.c
        hp300/isr.h
        hp300/locore.s
        hp300/machdep.c
        hp300/vectors.s

This re-worked code is a bit more generalized, and removed hard-coded 
interrupt handler names from locore.s.  It will also allow the changing 
of the interrupt level on devices that have that capability.  (For 
example, on systems with a `Configuration EEPROM', like the 380, 345, 375, 
and 400-series, you can change the interrupt level of the SCSI 
controller, LAN interface, etc.)  This is also partly in preparation for 
the eventual migration to new-style config.  Ideas and some code were 
borrowed from the Sun 3 port.

For those who rely on the `dcafastservice' hack (i.e. anyone using the 
built-int serial port for a SLIP or PPP link), it's still there (albeit, 
not in locore) and can be enabled using `options DCAFASTSERVICE'.

In any case, help would definitely be appreciated.  I can currently test 
it on a 319 and 380 (well, on the 319 until I can reboot the 380 :-), but 
I'd like to run it on some other systems before it gets committed.

Thanx!

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