[ale] /proc/interrupts

[pynk at cc.gatech.edu (Ben Phillips)]

It's not really an error AFAIK, I'm just looking at what I see when I cat
/proc/interrupts.

On Sun, 13 Sep 1998, Dunlap, Randy wrote:
> Is it for IRQ 13 (hex 0d)?  This is an old AT standard for
> floating point exceptions.  What kind of processor are you using?

Yes, it is on 13.  It's an old 486SX.  D'you suppose it's there because of
some real error, or because it's an interrupt set up to catch errors if they
happen?

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