> > Well, in either case... I need to do the End of Interrupt after my
> > handler sets some bits on the card. Right now this isn't
> > happening so I get floods of interrupts over and over. Alan Cox
> > sent me mail and said that this problem can be corrected by
> > setting some flags in the 2.1.xx kernels. Do you know what I have
> > to do in the request_irq() or which flag I have to set?
>
> If you have SA_INTERRUPT set as a flag on request_irq then the irq
> is masked, interrupts are disabled and your routine is called, when
> your routine returns the irq is acked and interrupts are restored. So
> that should cover the case that concerns you if I followed the
> description right
>
Yes. Thanks for the specific info.
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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