Re: via irq quirk breakage

> Well it works because I know I need that particular quirk applied to
> my USB IRQ. But definitely it is a hack because I've otherwise got no
> idea what I'm doing ;)

The VIA quirks depend upon so many interacting things - the BIOS irq
routing data being correct, the ACPI tables being coded by someone who
had more than ten minutes to ship the product etc.

If you are feeling really really bored Nick you can work each IRQ routing
back using the chip data sheet. It's utterly tedious but may give an
answer.

Alan
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