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On Thu, 2005-04-21 at 23:45 +0300, Dan Podeanu wrote: |
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> Valid question. |
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> What you can do is: |
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> a) Swap order of cards on the PCI slots (ie. move them around) |
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> or, if a) is not an option due to some weird arrangement of 32bit pci and |
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> 64bit pci |
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> b) Try to play arround with reserving IRQs in the bios. |
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> Both a) and b) might fail depending on how is linux scaning the PCI bus :) |
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> I don't know of any utility that would allow you to swap them around; its |
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> more of a kernel thing ;) |
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Yeah I couldn't swap because one was onboard. In the end I used a |
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two-stage nameif approach stuffed into net.eth0. |
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