[Alsa-user] Re: Problem with snd-ali5451

[Alexandros K. <ka...@in...>]

No luck...

My laptop's BIOS has no "Clear NVRAM / Update ESCD / PNP/PCI Setup". The on=
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thing I found was an option to disable the internal mouse, which the BIOS=20
screen says releases IRQ 12. Well, sure enough, IRQs 5, 9 & 12are free on m=
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system, but I can't get PnP to reset the damn configuration stored in the=20
ESCD! I even upgraded my BIOS and still no luck. I tried changin the=20
configuration from Windows XP but all the devices have "Change Settings"=20
disabled in the resources tab....

On Thursday 01 May 2003 18:31, ad...@yg... wrote:
> ka...@in... wrote:
> > Damn! According to lspci -v, just about everything on my laptop uses
> > IRQ 11!
>
> Another thought... do you have "Plug and Play OS" enabled in your BIOS?
> If so, try disabling it and seeing what happens to the IRQ allocations.
> (Also, if your BIOS has a set of options for "IRQ priority", try fiddling
>  with them - they set which IRQ is assigned to which PCI device.)
>
> If not, well, perhaps try enabling it - on at least one BIOS I've dealt
> with, you could only actually change its IRQ assignments manually
> if you *enabled* PnP OS... no idea why.
>
> Are you dual-booting with Windows?  If so, which IRQs is everything
> using in System Information there?
>
> -- Adam

=2D-=20
To err is human, but to forgive is beyond the scope of the Operating System=
=2E..

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Alexandros Karypidis
University of Thessaly
Computer & Communications Engineering dept.