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> I would recommend just preserving the relevant files and updating the
> rest of the system right now. I think that Matt Dodd is working on this
> right now. A quick look at the code doesn't suggest anything immediately
> wrong with the new interrupt assignment code; has anything else in this
> system been changed?
No, this system is a regular workstation, and the issue has been
tested on a fresh install. Nothin special...
Yea, I already did that on at least one machine... (preserving
relevent files)
Thanks, again, anyway I can help test would be happy to...
Visigoth
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