Hilevel interrupts from a PCI device?

This question has been asked before in this forum but did not really get answered: in Solaris 8 on a SPARC (specifically an UltraSPARC III in a SunBlade 1000), can I force the interrupt from a PCI card to be hilevel? If so, how is it done?
I found the suggestion that this may have once been possible in Solaris in the article at http://soldc.sun.com/developer/support/driver/wps/pci/html/Interrupts.doc.html, but there's no detail on exactly how to do it and the document is dated February 1997. The current driver documentation does not list PCI as one of the bus types that generate hilevel interrupts. But it doesn't say it can't be done either.
Dave

The interrupt level for a PCI device is derived from the Base Class of the device or from the "interrupt-priorities" property which can be found in the driver.conf file. So to change the interrupt level to a hilevel interrupt you should set the "interrupt-priorities" property.
See http://soldc.sun.com/developer/support/driver/wps/pci/html/Interrupts.doc.html

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