24 Sep
2002
24 Sep
'02
3:37 p.m.
Mark Knecht wrote:
Patrick,
On most machines with onboard USB, the USB IRQ is shared with one or more
PCI slots. If this is true on your machine, then you would find the PCI
devices that share that IRQ and set those slots to the IRQ you want. The USB
will tag along.
If you find no PCI devices sharing an IRQ, then try setting the IRQ for
the slots that have no PCI devices at this time.
Sweet that works for me.
If none of that works, then you may not be able to
change the USB
controller's IRQ. This is the case for someone else trying to run alsa apps
on a laptop with an onboard audio chip. We have not been able to change his
audio chip's IRQ no matter what.
I hope that's not your situation. We can't get rid of his xruns yet.
Yet another reason to stay with PC hardware where this kind of stuff is
more configurable. (Jorn knows what I'm referring to here ;)
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