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Resource Conflict Problems
Problem Action
You suspect that the
computer resources
assigned for the
configured devices have
conflicts when you docked
the computer. Or you
have identified a resource
conflict—that is, two or
more features or adapters
are using the same IRQ,
DMA, I/O address, or
memory address. 1. Try to change one of the settings (if possible) for the conflicting
adapters, PC Cards, or ThinkPad features, so that the conflict is
resolved.
Determine if you can change the settings for the newly installed
adapters first, so that the existing configuration is not disturbed.
Try changing the settings for the ThinkPad features and the
existing adapters or cards or both only if the new adapters or
cards are not configurable. (If you change the settings for the
previously working hardware configuration, you might have to
modify the setup of the corresponding software drivers
accordingly.) See the associated software documentation for
details.
2. If you cannot get a conflict-free combination, try to disable one or
more of the ThinkPad devices to eliminate the conflict.
For example, to use the Sound Blaster adapter, you will need to
disable the audio device in the computer to free the DMA channel
1.
You may have to modify the choices for more than two adapters
or ThinkPad devices or both to get a conflict-free combination.
Note:
If your problem does not appear to be caused by a resource conflict, the suggested actions are
in the following order:
1. Check the
user's guide for the device's installation instructions.
2. Check the adapter manual for software driver installation instructions.
3. Make sure that the adapters, connectors, and cables are firmly installed and connected.
4. Contact your point of purchase.
5. If the adapter is not manufactured by IBM, call the adapter manufacturer.
6. Call the IBM Help Center.
Chapter 6. Troubleshooting
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