"A month of sundays ago Peter T. Breuer wrote:"
> OK - this one is simple.
>
> I use the PC speaker driver. It uses ACK_FIRST(0x01) (or whatever) in
> a modification to irq.c. That is broken by the change to ACK_FIRST in
> 2.0.15.
I have now read the assembler in irq.h that ACK_FIRST(mask,nr) expands to in
2.0.24 ... It doesn't seem to use the new argument (nr) to ACK_FIRST (any
longer?. So the guy who
plugged in 0 for the new argument in the call to ACK_FIRST in irq.c should
have been right - but he reports that that functions wrong. Is the whole PCSP
inclusion in irq.c just horribly broken by the changes since 2.0.0?
(and who in hell did that in a stable kernel release series :-).
Any assembler experts out there like to rewrite the PCSP irq.c code? I'll be
happy to send it to them!
PS - I am reading the source over a dodgy modem, and it is possible I
have misread - but I don't think so.
Peter T. Breuer
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