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I found a solution to the IRQ busy msg. I had to load my lirc_serial
module with "share_irq=1". I just added a line to my modprobe.conf:<br>
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alias char-major-61 lirc_serial<br>
options lirc_serial share_irq=1<br>
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Jay Mallar wrote:
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This also returns immediately with no error, but this in the logs:
Sep 22 10:39:25 localhost kernel: lirc_serial: IRQ 16 busy
Sep 22 10:39:25 localhost lircd-0.8.3-CVS[31147]: default_init(): Device
or resource busy
Sep 22 10:39:25 localhost lircd-0.8.3-CVS[31147]: caught signal</pre>
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