hi
yes that was a typo.
ioalloc tells that the port 0x400 is used by cardbus
i have:
#Y0: Ricoh 476 PCI/Cardbus bridge, B0000000 intl 11
i tried with that plan9.ini but still doesn't work.
i recompiled with DEBUG 1 in devpccard and i got the following:
#Y0: Ricoh 476 PCI/Cardbus bridge, B0000000 intl 11
engine(0): SlotEmpty(CardDetected)
#Y0: card powered at 3 volt
engine(0): SlotFull(CardPowered)
configuring slot 0 (SlotPowered)
engine(0): SlotPowered(CardConfigured)
PCI.21.0.0 mem[1] 80000000 512
rtl8139: reset device failed
#U/usb0: uhci port 0x1820 irq 11
... three more usb ports...
1015 memory: 256M kernel data, 758M user, 1383 swap
then the computer is hanged, i cannot run ^t^t+p or r, ctrl-alt-del
prints cpu0: exiting but does not reboot.
the kernel from the cd doesn't notice the card.
i added the print Richard Miller suggested and he is right, the reset
device command failed.
I suppose i messed up the kernel source or something, but i don't get
why that print is hanging the computer.
Also, note that the pci.21.0.0 is the network card on the cardbus.
windows tells the card io is on 0xff00-0xffff
thanks all
gabi
On 3/27/07, Steve Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> otherone (i tryed ether0=type=rtl839 port=0x400 to "reserve" the port
is this a typo or cut & paste? surely you meant
ether0=type=rtl8139 port=0x400
Alternatively look in /dev/ioalloc and see what is using
0x400, and try forcing your ether card to use a different
address (I thiunk you can do this), eg.
ether0=type=rtl8139 port=0x380
-Steve
