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From: Ronan Cunniffe <ronan@cunniffe.net>
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Subject: [ILUG] PNP collision avoidance question
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Hi all,
I have an ISA PNP card that will use io 0x200 if available. If located at
0x200 the card never works, at 0x210 it always does. I suspect the problem is
the soundcard (Creative SB PCI-64) gameport controller, which also seems to live
here. I'm not using the controller, so it doesn't show in /proc/ioports, so
autodetect happily puts my ISA card there.
I can get the card to work easily enough using isapnptools, banning the
0x200 range in /etc/isapnp.gone, and then using "insmod radio-cadet io=0x210",
but I'd like to get the autodetect working, so what I think I'm looking for is
some way of adding "don't go here, don't bother me" entries into /proc/ioports.
Anybody?
TIA,
Ronan.
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