In message: <20051016202721.GA10256_at_sandvine.com> Ed Maste <emaste_at_phaedrus.sandvine.ca> writes: : Is there a way to forcibly power up the slot, so that I can e.g. poke : around with pciconf? I'm not very familiar with cardbus support. It : appears that pccardc is supposed to be able to turn the slot on but : relies on a nonexistent /dev/card0. /dev/card0 is OLDCARD. There's no way to power things back up, short of hacking pccbb.c. But even that wouldn't help you, since I don't think pciconf -l works on cardbus cards very well.... However, it won't help you. Your problem is resource allocation. When we allocate the memory to read the CIS, something conflicts so we can't map the CIS there. that's why you are seeing odd things. I'd try setting hw.cbb.start_memory=0x5200000 and other addresses that aren't 0x88000000. WarnerReceived on Mon Oct 17 2005 - 01:03:43 UTC
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