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[Xen-users] PCI forwarding and shared IRQ's
Hi all,
I'm trying to share a USB PCI card with a domU. The USB card uses
IRQ's 18, 19, 20, and 21 (it has three USB 1.1 controllers and a USB
2.0 controller onboard); my SATA controller, for my hard disks, uses
IRQ 18. A few minutes after I start the domU (sharing the USB card),
the SATA controller chokes, the kernel starts spewing out nasty error
messages about "disabling IRQ 18", and anything using any drive on
that controller stops responding; this basically causes my whole
system to hang.
This doesn't happen if I'm using the USB card in dom0.
Is this a known problem? Any suggested workarounds? If the problem
is in fact with the shared IRQ; is there a way under Linux to re-
assign a device's IRQ? (I don't see a direct way to do that in my BIOS.)
Thanks,
Adam
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