Re: What determines which interrupts are shared under Linux?

Ar Maw, 2006-08-15 am 10:24 -0500, ysgrifennodd Roger Heflin:

> I am currently retesting under 2.6.17.8 to see if I have similar issues
> there, under that it show interrupts like below, different interrupt 
> numbers,
> but similar sharing as ata1/ata2, and ata3/ata4 are on the same interrupt.

Thats what I would expect to see - two channels per PCI device is the
normal layout and they will always share the IRQ.

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