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I've got a PAS16 and I'm using the SCSI portion to drive a CD-Rom.  I've
turned on sound support in the kernel for both Sound Blaster and PAS16.

Everything basically works fine, but I've noticed that when the kernel boots,
the SCSI driver gives a stern warning about having to disable interrupts
because the SCSI interrupt can't be the same as the sound driver interrupt.

Is this just a problem with the PAS, since it uses one interrupt for both
sound and SCSI?  I notice that they use the same I/O base.  Is there a
way around this?

Thanks,

Marc

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Marc L. Allen
Schlumberger Technologies
Senior Software Design Engineer

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: Is this just a problem with the PAS, since it uses one interrupt for both
: sound and SCSI?  I notice that they use the same I/O base.  Is there a
: way around this?

Bzzt. Last I checked the PAS uses one IRQ for Sound, One for SB Compat,
and One for SCSI. :-)

The IRQ's for Sound and SB are set in the Voxware config, but the
SCSI IRQ autodetects. Try reading /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/pas16.c
and pas16.h

They should have comments about the autodetect and how to work with it.

eric
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