ISAPnP isn't really related. There is btw some very nice clean ISA PnP
handling code in the ALSA sound project. It just does ISAPnP, and it just
does what it needs to.
> #1 should be a non-issue these days, and in fact works already (and ISA
> stuff should just use exclusive irq's, and then request_irq() will give
It doesn't..
> you the information - and if you are sane and don't need exclusive
You need to be able to ask "is anyone on this IRQ line". The current code
answers "is anyone currently listening to this IRQ". That isn't the same
thing. Eg IRQ 3 will appear to be free until you try and use the modem.
If PCMCIA ate it first then badness occurs
Alan
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