Hi,
I used two MSI 8533 mobos for our 1U rack servers.
These mobos are for P4 and uses SiS 5513 chipset.
They have integrated VGA and NIC (RTL8139).
When I boot 2.4.19 or 2.4.20rc2 with IO-APIC enabled
the NIC doesn't work. It get IRQ 18 (instead of
IRQ 11 in non-ioapic mode) but IRQ routing is bad
because it got no irqs at that line.
When booting kernel complaints that APIC is unknown
and that I should write to [email protected].
I tried to use pirq=0,0,0,0,0,11 which assigns IRQ 11
to NIC but still it got no interrupts.
In order to keep this mail short, I placed dmesg,
lspci -vv and cat /proc/interrupts from all three
cases (noapic, apic, pirq) at:
http://luxik.cdi.cz/~devik/tmp/apic/
Let me know if I can do more (root access to the machine
would be possible during this week).
I'd appreciate if you Cc me in replies.
Best regards,
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Martin Devera aka devik
Linux kernel QoS/HTB maintainer
http://luxik.cdi.cz/~devik/
On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 12:21, devik wrote:
> I used two MSI 8533 mobos for our 1U rack servers.
> These mobos are for P4 and uses SiS 5513 chipset.
> They have integrated VGA and NIC (RTL8139).
>
> When I boot 2.4.19 or 2.4.20rc2 with IO-APIC enabled
> the NIC doesn't work. It get IRQ 18 (instead of
> IRQ 11 in non-ioapic mode) but IRQ routing is bad
> because it got no irqs at that line.
SiS IO-APICs are not supported currently. Ollie at SiS kindly provided
the relevant information to fix that so I hope to have support included
soon.
For uniprocessors just skip using the apic