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Subject: Re: 'spurious 8259A interrupt: IRQ7'
From: "Martin A. Brooks" <martin@jtrix.com>
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> As far as I remember this was talked about earlier. Different mobos,
> chipsets, processor brands, but always IRQ 7. /me wonders.

In my research before posting, a common thread seemed to be the presence of
a tulip card in the machine.  Has anyone seen this on a non-tulip box?

Martin A. Brooks



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