On 20 May 1997, Wolfgang Rupprecht wrote:

> I just noticed that in the last 9 days my first PCI ethernet card de0,
> started getting irq 5 assigned to it (which conflicts with comm2). It
> used to be at irq 14.

Have you changed anything in your bios setup? Interrupts for PCI
devices are generally assigned by the BIOS, either a particular
one to a particular slot, or one that it thinks is free. This means
you should check either which IRQ is assigned to that slot, or
which IRQs are marked as `used by non P&P ISA devices' in your BIOS
setup.

cjs

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