Re: Strange behavior of the driver and trasmit timed out errors

From: Carlo Pires (carlo_at_uganet.com.br)
Date: 2002-06-11 15:01:12 UTC

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Jouni Malinen wrote:

>I would still assume that the problem is in getting the interrupts to
>the host. Some of the most usual fixes for this are changing PCIC_OPTS
>for the socket driver (irq_mode=0 or irq_mode=1 depending on your
>system) or adding pci=biosirq to the kernel command line. You could
>also try with another irq (exclude irq 5 in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts)
>since irq 5 may be used by another device. PCMCIA-HOWTO has more
>instructions on resolving interrupt delivery problems.
>
>

Yes!! After I add irq_mode=1 for PCIC_OPTS the card works fine! Thank you very much! and viva host_ap driver!!!

[]s from Brasil

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Carlo Pires
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