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SubjectQ:Shared IRQ
I have written a driver for a pci board that uses interrupts.  I install 
the shared handler with a unique dev_id, or at least it should be unique
as it is the address of my driver's internal data struct for that card.
I get not only my interrupts, but also the interrupts of the shared
device, namely the network card. Is this what I should expect? If I
get a notification for the network card, why is the dev_id the same as
what I passed? If I didn't have an interrupt pending bit on my
hardware, how would I distinguish between the interrupts?

TIA

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Best regards,
David Stroupe
Keyed-Up Software


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