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From: shawn@MICRO-HEART-OF-GOLD.MIT.EDU (Shawn F. Mckay)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: Strange irq problem/Zoom-250
Date: 22 Jan 1995 15:25:56 -0500
Organization: MIT EE/CS
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Howdy. I am having a very interesting problem with my
FreeBSD 2.0 system and a Zoom-250 Internal modem (ISA).

The modem is set for COM3/IRQ5 and when I use DOS the
modem works just fine and works well with IRQ5. However
when I boot FreeBSD 2.0, the kernel claims the device
is "not found" unless I remove the "irq 5" from the
kernel config line (I assume this makes it polled) and
then it not only can find the device but makes the
correct UART identification as well.

Any ideas how to make FreeBSD work with IRQ 5 in this
case, or what to look at next?

		Thanks!
		 - Shawn