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From: Dominik Brodowski <devel@brodo.de>
To: josh@stack.nl
Subject: Re: [BUG] 2.5.8: ACPI: PCI IRQ remapping goes wrong.
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 2002 21:34:25 +0200
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Jos:

Using IO[S]APIC and ACPI_BOOT is broken in 2.5.8 and the acpi-patches 
acpi-20020404 and acpi-20020419. The ACPI SMP booting code is re-worked, and 
so this problem should be resolved soon. FYI, acpi-20020419 informs you of 
this in a nice kernel panic.

Dominik

On 2002-04-20 8:23:22 Jos Hulzink wrote:
> My SCSI card didn't work anymore, my NIC was unable to connect and my SB
> Live! didn't work anymore. I thought 2.5.8 was a huge mess :)
> 
> Anyway: ACPI sets up IRQ remapping to IRQs > 15, but all PCI devices claim
> the old =< 15 IRQ's. My guess is that the ACPI code doesn't update the pci
> irq data.
>
> If it matters: The system I talk about is a dual PII 333, on an Intel LX
> chipset. 2.5.6 did boot fine.
>
> Jos
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