From: hikaru@infodn.rmi.de (Walter Doerr) Subject: "Wild Interrupt" / Soundblaster problem Date: 20 Jun 1993 21:48:16 GMT
Hello!
I am running 0.99pl9 and encounter the message "Wild Interrupt? (IRQ7)"
during the boot sequence.
What does this message mean? Does it indicate a hardware problem?
I have removed all boards that are jumpered to generate IRQ7 (LPT, SB)
but the message persists.
I used to ignore the message, but now I am having problems with the
kernel sounddriver (Ver 1.0b / SB 1.0 set to IRQ7).
"cat file.au > /dev/audio" will not play the whole file but rather short
"pieces" which vary everytime I execute the command.
Could this problem be related to the "Wild Interrupt" message I get at boot
time?
Ideas anyone?
-Walter
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