IRQ information

Is there a utility that displays what the IRQs are mapped to ?
‘sin’ looks as if it should …

“Neil Richardson” <neilr@serco.com> wrote in news:a91h1h$kjq$1@inn.qnx.com:

Is there a utility that displays what the IRQs are mapped to ?
‘sin’ looks as if it should …

No not as of yet. The information isn’t accessable to processes yet. It’s
being looked at.


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“Neil Richardson” <neilr@serco.com> wrote in message
news:a91h1h$kjq$1@inn.qnx.com

Is there a utility that displays what the IRQs are mapped to ?

No

‘sin’ looks as if it should …

Yes :wink:

Is there a utility that displays what the IRQs are mapped to ?
pci -v, but you have to know which driver is using the device. =)

No

‘sin’ looks as if it should …

Yes > :wink:



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