What release/kernel are you running? If it's not 2.99.X, 3.99.X, or 3.0
BETA then it doesn't have the interrupt handling fixes. You can grab a
kernel from releng.netbsd.org and that should work. I don't think the
fixes made it into 2.0[.x]

On Sat, 14 May 2005, Pangrazio, Robert Thomas (UMR-Student) wrote:

> I have a Umax S900 with an ATI Xclaim VR and a PCI ATA-66 and two Ethernet cards beyond the built in hardware. The ATI card is in the top pci slot and the others are in the bottom 3. I have heard that this machine has two PCI Busses, so they are on seperate busses. I have gotten NetBSD installed an booted. My probem is with the ATA and network cards. They are recogonized by the Kernel, I believe correctly. There is a message that the interupt is not available after each of the cards is found. They do come up as having drivers, but the system cannot use them. I have an 80gb HD on the ATA card that is recognized as wd0, but it gives several messages that say that the interupt is not available and then cannot mount it.
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> Anyone have any ideas?
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> Thanks in advance
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> Bob
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