Hi!
I have some problem starting the TC0 on my AT91 SAM7S. The timer doesn't work and there is no interrupt and I don't know what is wrong.
UART and RTT are working with interrupts on same interrupt_init code.
I hope you can help me.

Here my code:

void init_timer0(void){
unsigned int dummy;
TC0_CCR = (1<<1); //disable timer
TC_BMR = (1<<0); // set no external clock
TC0_IDR = 0xFFFFFFFF; // Disable interrupts
dummy = TC0_SR; // Clear status register
dummy = dummy; // do something -> no warning
TC0_CMR = ((1<<0)|(0<<1)|(0<<4)|(0<<5)|(0<<8)|(0<<9)|(1<<14));
TC0_RC = (0x3E8); // run to
TC0_CCR = ((1<<0) | (1<<2)); //enable timer
TC0_IER = (1<<TC0_IER_CPCS_BIT); //interrupt enable
}

void ISR_TC0(void){
unsigned int dummy;
dummy = TC0_SR;
dummy = dummy;
time2++;
}

int main(void){
init_clock();
init_periphery ();
init_timer0();
enable_periphery_clock(TC0_ID);
config_AIC(TC0_ID, 4, 0, ISR_TC0);
while(1){
//blink LED with timer0
}
}


void config_AIC(unsigned int source, unsigned int mode, unsigned char trigger, void(*handler)(void)){
AIC_IDCR = 1 << source;
// Configure mode and handler
AIC_SVR(source) = ((unsigned int) handler);
AIC_SMR(source) = (mode | (trigger<<5));

// Clear interrupt
AIC_ICCR = (1 << source);
AIC_IECR = (1 << source); //enable interrupt
}

Have you found a solution yet ?
I've been stuck with a very similar problem for quite some time now, and since I couldn't get it working, I haven't been looking at it for around a month.
I think, though, that I'll start looking at again, maybe a from new approach.