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Date: Fri, 24 Jan 2003 20:54:39 +0100
From: AnonimoVeneziano <voloterreno@tin.it>
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I've noticed also that the number indicated by the ERR field in 
/proc/interrupts increase slowly with the time.
But, at the end of all I haven't understood well what is this error, and 
what the ERR field indicates. And why with IO-APIC it disappears? 
(IO-APIC gives me very much problems with ACPI :-( )

Bye


AnonimoVeneziano wrote:

> What does it mean this message?
>
> Of what problem is the signal?
> There is a way to solve this? (Next kernel versions) or is an HW 
> problem? (Motherboard MSI KT7 Ultra)
>
> Thanks
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> Bye
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