Caution! This operation is potentially dangerous, so to be on the safe side, save all unsaved data before you check the "listen for interruptions" box
All PCI interrupts are "level-sensitive" and can be shared by many devices. That means when a device gives an interrupt, it asserts the interrupt signal and it stays asserted until we tell the device to clear the interrupt. Thus we are responsible to:
| · | determine if our device caused the interrupt
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| · | if so, then clear our device's interrupt by writing to or reading from some register.
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At this tab page you can describe both of these matters.
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