The X100P card and the SCSI storage controller both have IRQ 15. Is this what you thought about? What can I do to solve it?
For most systems the onlything you can do is move the cards around. Motherboards generally assign specific IRQs to specific slots. So if you move the card to a different slot it will get a different IRQ. Of course many motherboards (damn them) assign the same IRQ to more than one slot. It seems that the first and last slots commonly are assigned the same IRQ.
If you are lucky your motherboard BIOS will let YOU assign which IRQs are assigned to which slots. If you can enable APIC do so. It will allow you to have up to 23 (or is it 32) IRQs.
--Eric
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