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From: margitsw@t-online.de (Margit Schubert-While)
Subject: Interrupts problem with 3com network cards on dual-cpu systems
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As the Suse distro enables ACPI by default, I would try booting
with "acpi=off noapic". (Plays hell with my P2 UP)
If that doesn't help, switch the kernel to "SMP-4GB" instead of "SMP-64GB".

Margit 

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