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Does anyone know of a good tutorial or crib sheet on troubleshooting
interrupt conflicts? I tried sticking a PCI winmodem in a spare slot on
a Warp4 system, rebooted and Warp won't find my NIC. My temporary
solution was to pull the modem out. Having some options makes it
easier. I'm guessing the PCI bus changed the interrupt on my NIC.
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