On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 09:25:21PM -0800, Nate Lawson wrote: > I MFC'd the change to RELENG_5 as well so if you can test there or on > 6-current, you should fine that the card works as before. The change > was to allow the SCI (irq 9 on PIC systems) to always be used for > devices, even if the ACPI _PRS setting for the device doesn't explicitly > allow it. Whoah. Thanks for this. I remember discussing with Warner around the time of 4.5-STABLE that I had problems with interrupt routing on laptops. So I hope this is not a stupid question... The specific problem I had was that the OLDCARD code saw that the PCMCIA device I was trying to plug in did not allow irq 9 to be used as the function interrupt. The control interrupt of course was irq 9. I hacked OLDCARD somewhat to allow me to assign the function and control interrupts separately so I could get my PCMCIA smart card reader to work. I wonder if it's still possible to do something like this in these days of ACPI and cardbus, or is it no longer necessary (can I lie about which IRQ is routed to the pccard/isa device?) BMSReceived on Tue Nov 09 2004 - 05:44:17 UTC
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