saen acro wrote:
> :D where are you recording "VHS Tape"
> lan card use IRQ, HDD controller use IRQ, usb use IRQ, HP by default put them on IRQ 10 when "Auto" option is available
What I was getting at is I dont have anything plugged into the tvheadend server box. So how can it be an IRQ conflict when the sat2ip device isnt physically a part of the computer. I know the network card uses an irq, but the network is working 100% there is no packet loss of any sort.
If I only have the devices installed that are physically part of my motherboard, I really doubt there is a conflicting IRQ. For a start most IRQ conflicts cause the system to crash are at least the conflicting devices dont work.
Also worth noting is its probably 1 in a 100 records it may fail. Another sign that the issue isnt IRQ related, its too random and the occurrence to far apart. Its more than likely a signal issue (bad weather maybe) are a bug in the code.
IRQ have been self managed since the old PCI standard was created
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conventional_PCI
. So your over 20 years out of date.
