Hello Dan, ooooh, you have got some activity going on there haven't you?
Yes it does only have 16 irq's to do everything with, So, you need to
free some up really, that will make things a little bit better.
If you don't have any USB devices on your system then switch it off in
the bios, and disable it in device manager.
Also switch off any com ports that you aren't using as well.
AND this one really should have been done first, Switch off the onboard
sound as well, if you are not using it.
All of the 'sci irq used by acpi bus' references are supposed to be
there as well.
Some things should shuffle about once these are freed up, but only do it
to the devices mentioned that you aren't using.
In article <
20010425053038.28191.qmail@...>, elektro
dan <
elektro_dan@...> writes
> i took a look in device manager>computer
>properties>view resources and the IRQ's are as
>follows...
>
>SETTING......HARDWARE USING THE SETTING..............
>00 system timer
>01 standard 101/102 key or microsoft natural keyboard
>02 programmable interrupt controler
>03 communications port (com2)
>04 communications port (com1)
>05 acpi irq holder for pci irq steering
>05 via teck pci to usb universal host controller
>06 standard floppy disc controller
>07 epson printer port (lpt1)
>08 system cmos/realtime clock
>09 acpi irq holder for pci irq steering
>09 via pci audio controller(wdm)
>09 sci irq used by acpi bus
>10 d-link de2200isa pnp lan adapter
>11 acpi irq holder for pci irq steering
>11 acpi irq holder for pci irq steering
>11 yamaha sw1000xg sound system
>11 magnum/xpert 128/xpert99(english)
>12 microsofr ps12 port mouse
>13 numeric data processor
>14 via bus master pci ide controller
>14 primary ide controller (dual fifo)
>15 via bus master pci ide controller
>15 secondary ide controller (dual fifo)
>
> as you can see irq 5 is used 2 times, irq 9 is 3
>times, irq 11 is 4 times, irq 14 and 15 are 2 times.
>some items are repeated more than once like the
>"acpi irq holder for pci irq steering".
>
>are these settings serously wrong? are there only 15
>irq's for these item's to use?
>what can i do to fix this problem??
>
>by the way, thanks.
>--- Reggie <reggie@...> wrote:
>> In article
>>
><20010424210345.85868.qmail@...>,
>> elektro
>> dan <elektro_dan@...> writes
>> > i went into the device manager and checked
>> >everything. they all said device is working
>> properly.
>> >but my video card and the sw1000xg are both using
>> >interrupt request 11. i have the latest drivers for
>> >the sw1000xg. i don't know if i am running in ACPI
>> >mode. how do yo know if your in that mode?
>> Open control panel, system, then click on the device
>> manager tab, then
>> click the '+' next to system devices, if you see a
>> reference to ACPI
>> then you are using it, if you don't then you are
>> not.
>>
>> >i don't know how to change IRQ's. is it easy or
>> should
>> >i take my machine to a pro?
>> It can be bugger, I'd wait and see what other advice
>> turns up first
>> before I handed cash over.
>>
>> If you are still not having any joy, then I can give
>> you some info on
>> how to get rid of ACPI under windows 98, There are 2
>> methods, one works,
>> but requires a flat reinstall and the other is a
>> registry setting that
>> is easy to do, but hasn't worked for me yet!
>>
>>
>> >
>> > anyway, thanks for taking a look at my question.
>> >
>> > ELEKTRO dan.
>> >
>> >
>> >--- Gary Gregson <gary@...> wrote:
>> >> Hi Elektro
>> >>
>> >> This looks like a driver/interrupt conflict on
>> your
>> >> machine. Basically the
>> >> vxd referenced in the crash dump is the driver
>> that
>> >> is having the problem.
>> >> You don't provide the exact dump message so I
>> can't
>> >> say for certain if it is
>> >> the SW1000XG driver (vswxgdsp.vxd)causing the
>> >> problem?
>> >>
>> >> However you best approach to the solving the
>> problem
>> >> is:
>> >>
>> >> a) First ensure you have the latest drivers for
>> the
>> >> SW1K card from the
>> >> Yamaha support site:
>> >> http://www.xgfactory.com
>> >>
>> >> b) If the latest drivers do not cure the problem,
>> >> check in Device Manager
>> >> whether the SW1K is sharing interrupts with
>> another
>> >> card. If so attempt to
>> >> reconfigure the interrupt usage so that the SW1K
>> >> gets its own interrupt.
>> >>
>> >> c) If Win98SE is operating in ACPI mode, you may
>> not
>> >> be able to reconfigure
>> >> interrupts directly. In that case, you may want
>> to
>> >> try rearranging the PCI
>> >> cards in your machine.
>> >>
>> >> Regards
>> >>
>> >> Gary Gregson
>> >>
>> >> Email:gary@...
>> >> http://www.yme.co.uk/yme
>> >>
>> >> -----Original Message-----
>> >> From: i don't have one!
>> >> [mailto:elektro_dan@...]
>> >> Sent: 24 April 2001 07:49
>> >> To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
>> >> Subject: [AN1x-list] tweaking knobs in AN1x edit
>> >> crashes my pc!! why
>> >> God????? why???
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> i was making some new sounds on my plg150an
>> using
>> >> AN1x edit and i had
>> >> made some new drum&bass sounds. i spent hours
>> >> tweaking and adjusting
>> >> till these sounds were just right and as i was
>> >> testing out these
>> >> sounds my computer screen went black and it (the
>> >> computer)
>> >> re-started!! these sounds are now lost forever!!
>> oh
>> >> s%@t, i said
>> >> aloud!!
>> >> i have been noticing that this has been happening
>> to
>> >> me alot latley.
>> >> but only with certian sounds.
>> >> these sounds are heavily distorted, alot of
>> filter
>> >> modulation and
>> >> renosance. lots of feedback to!!.
>> >> some of the sounds are just the filter self
>> >> oscillating with bizzare
>> >> modulation. i also used my pitch bend wheel to
>> >> control the VCF mod
>> >> depth and went nuts till my ears bleed and i was
>> >> seeing sound waves!!
>> >>
>> >> it couldn't have been excessive vibration from
>> the
>> >> sounds that caused
>> >> my computer to shutdown because i was wearing
>> >> earphones.
>> >> the bass would have blown my tannoy's!!! wholy
>> >> RMS!!!!
>> >>
>> >> my PC's not that bad either, it's less than a
>> year
>> >> old,
>> >> pentium 3, 933MHz, 256MB RAM, 7200rpm IDE,
>> running
>> >> windows 98se.
>> >>
>> >> the second time it crashed like this ,this
>> evening,
>> >> i got a message on
>> >> a blue screen titled "WINDOWS" as
>> >> follows>............
>> >>
>> >> "(an exception 0d has occured at 0028:00010004 in
>> >> vxd---.
>> >> this was called from 0028:c15d0430 in vxd---.
>> >> it may be possible to continue normally.)"
>> >> press ctrl-alt -del to blah, blah, blah, and so
>> on.
>> >>
>> >> but it was not possible to continue normally!.
>> >> more sounds lost to the machine!!.
>> >> mabye this is God's way of making me sleep at
>> >> night???
>> >> "mabye if his computer crashes he'll giveup and
>> go
>> >> to sleep tonight??"
>> >>
>> >> anyway, what i would like to know is that has
>> this
>> >> happened to anyone
>> >> else and how can i make it go away????
>> >>
>> >> THANKS in advance,,,
>> >>
>> >> ELEKTRO DAN...
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
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>> See ya,
>>
>> Reggie
>>
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Reggie