On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 09:35, Matthew Wilcox wrote: > > I do actually have plans to add it in in the future. I talked to > > Richard Hirst about getting sim710 working again (migration to the > > device model, DMA model and cli/sti removal). The upshot is that we're > > going to gut it and make it use the 53c700 chip driver. > > That makes a certain amount of sense. It's a little bit of a shame not > to use the features of the 710 chip, but maintaining fewer drivers is > clearly a Good Thing.
OK, attached is the sim710 modified to work for the card I have (HWP0C80, a SE 710). It should be fairly easy to add support for others, we just have to decode their eisa config files. I've tested mine on x86, and it seems to work. Unfortunately, I don't actually have the connectors to cable it up to a non differential narrow drive, so if someone else wants to test it, I'd be grateful. James
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