From: Jorge Almeida <j-almeida@criticalsoftware.com>
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Organization: Critical Software
To: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Subject: IRQ Sharing
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2007 18:01:58 +0000
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Hello to all.

I'm running an application that uses several IO boards in a PCI bus.

My main problem is the virtual IRQ sharing between several boards.
I mean for example:
	1 ethernet board IRQ = 169;
	1 ADC card IRQ         = 169;

I want to get ride of this behaviour, and changing the slot position of each 
board is not enought, to get something like (for example):
	1 ethernet board IRQ = 169;
	1 ADC card IRQ         = 170;

Where in the kernel i can see the algorithms for the APIC system where the 
virtual IRQs are distributed? Or exist already any patch that permits to 
solve my problem?

I'm using kernel 2.6.16.27, in a single machine with Intel pentium IV 
processor and chipset ICH4.

Thanks for any reply.
Greetings.

-- 
Jorge Almeida
j-almeida@criticalsoftware.com
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