Re: How to find if BIOS has already enabled the device

On Sad, 2005-05-28 at 15:18, Parag Warudkar wrote:
> dmesg is perfectly normal, not even timestamp differences before and after 
> call to pci_enable_device - since the machine is completely hung for that 
> period - not even the clock is ticking?

A spurious jammed IRQ is one candidate - but you haven't provided dmesg
data

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