Re: Unexpected IRQ 3 on device 00000000
On Sun, Jul 21, 2002 at 11:31:46AM -0500, Christian T. Steigies wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 21, 2002 at 04:11:20AM +1000, Dana Sibera wrote:
> > I've had this message appear on booting my Q605 (the "Unexpected IRQ 3
> > on device 00000000" bit) since ever, and it's never caused problems,
> > just been a random appearance every 20-30 seconds through booting, then
> > it stops.
> >
> > ...it -used- to stop anyway. just in the last day (after all the fun
> > upgrades anyhoo) it keeps appearing even after boot... which gets
> > painfully annoying while using the console at the machine itself.
> > Everything seems to still be working fine however. Being a newbie to
> > handling kernel messages like this, is there anything I can add/remove
> > from a .conf laying around somewhere, perhaps a kernel option, to ignore
> > this particular message?
you could probably hide the message by changing /etc/syslog.conf but
that would also hide other more important kernel messages and fill
your log.
To get rid of it grep for "Unexpected IRQ" in arch/m68k/mac/ and remove
the printk.
BTW most printk's, especially in interrupt code should be protected
by a static static counter to ensure they don't cause more harm than
use..
Richard
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