Hi Albert.
>>> It might alert people that non-listed interrupts are
>>> doing something strange. And it should not be much
>>> bigger than it is now -- there should not be much
>>> "active but currently not used" interrupts.
>> 64 on my box.
> 64 k on an S/390, from the 16-bit channel ID.
> (not saying I wouldn't like this change on my PC though)
One thing that would help with configuration problems is a file
that listed totals from last boot for all interrupts that have
actually occurred. I would put that in a separate file though.
Best wishes from Riley.
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