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SubjectRe: parport question
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>Now, the sound card is installed, but why didn't parport's findings show up
>in /proc/interrupts? I think that it should.

Mostly because for the majority of people who have an IRQ conflict between a
parallel port and a soundcard, it works better to do things that way.

If parport grabbed the IRQ and registered it in /proc then the soundcard
would fail to initialise. This is better from the point of view of debugging
the system but would infuriate people who upgrade from an older kernel and
find that all of a sudden their sound system is broken.

p.



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