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IRQ10 need to re-assign and resulting error

Do to the constraints of the hardware I am using, I need to assign IRQ10 to a peripheral. When I do, the Debian distribution won't start and has this screen:

Booting 'Debian GNU/Linus' 2.6.28-1-Versalogic-geodelux'

Root (hdo,o)
Filesystem type is eext2f2, partition type 0c03
kernel /boot/bmlinuz-2.6.28-1-Versalogic- geodelux root=//dev/hda1 ro video=1xfb:1024x768@60 splash nfgpt_irq=10 quiet
[Linux-bzImag, setup=0x3000, size=22a8d0]

1. 0.032001] a;g: cipher: Test 1 failed on encryption for aes-am

My questions are:
1) What does IRQ10 do. The list I saw labeled it "reserved"

2) Can I substitute another IRQ for this function?

3) If so, how?

4) If not, can I live without the function and how do I disable it?

Quote:

Originally Posted by IDEASeth (Post 4942695)

(hdo,o)

i am sure this is supposed to be (hd0,0) ;)
and are you sure you have the right filesystem type there? google search brings back one result for the search term "eext2f2" and of course its this very thread.