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When my box is booting up I receive a lot of messages regarding "stray irq's".  What steps should I take to determine the device that is sending the stray irq's?  Will the stray irq's degrade performance of the box?  How can I force logging of the stray irq's to verify if they are occuring on a regular basis?

Thanks in advance,