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WXP pro,s.p.2, P3,866,750 memory, Asus CUV4x board, via vt82cg94z(via apollo
pro 133z), via via82c686a pci set.
In device manager the IRQ distribution is as follows: NIC(9),AGP 4X
card(9),modem(9),audio(9),2USB 1.1 controllers (9),all listed as (pci).
IRQ 0,1, 6, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15(listed as ISA)
IRQ 9 listed as acpi compliant system.
But my bios lists my NIC as 10 an my audio card as 5.
No conflicts are listed, the system works flawlessley. I enabled the
statement in bios to permit the OS to determine the resource distribution.
The only indication of a problem is in event viewer where an error arises on
startup "acpi system cannot access a certain memory level".
Should I set-up the individual card slots in the bios with what looks like a
more rational distribution of IRQ's ,and disable"let the OS determine the
resource distribution" , or should I leave it alone as there is no apparent
problem? The IRQ distribution just doesn't look right. Can someone refer a
good discussion of IRQ distribution in WXP to me. Thank you very much.
Chas.
pro 133z), via via82c686a pci set.
In device manager the IRQ distribution is as follows: NIC(9),AGP 4X
card(9),modem(9),audio(9),2USB 1.1 controllers (9),all listed as (pci).
IRQ 0,1, 6, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15(listed as ISA)
IRQ 9 listed as acpi compliant system.
But my bios lists my NIC as 10 an my audio card as 5.
No conflicts are listed, the system works flawlessley. I enabled the
statement in bios to permit the OS to determine the resource distribution.
The only indication of a problem is in event viewer where an error arises on
startup "acpi system cannot access a certain memory level".
Should I set-up the individual card slots in the bios with what looks like a
more rational distribution of IRQ's ,and disable"let the OS determine the
resource distribution" , or should I leave it alone as there is no apparent
problem? The IRQ distribution just doesn't look right. Can someone refer a
good discussion of IRQ distribution in WXP to me. Thank you very much.
Chas.