,----[ corentin.labbe writes: ]
| Hello
|
| I searched a long time but i saw a major problem here:
| http://sources.redhat.com/ml/libc-alpha/2000-01/msg00158.html No
| iopl on sparc. However "GNU FreeIPMI implements their in-band IPMI
| driver in userspace using iopl() calls" So the only solution is to
| use /dev/port (acording to
| http://linuxdriver.co.il/ldd3/linuxdrive3-CHP-9-SECT-2.html section
| 9.2.3)
|
| For the compilation problem i just put manual "typedef unsgned int
| u32;" and it works (yes i know it's bad).
|
| But the major problem is now the iopl.
|
| Cordially
|
| LABBE C.
`----
Labbe, It will be hard to fix, without having access to the
system. Can please arrange me remote access?
We need to add a new check for SPARC architecture in <ipmi-inband.h>
and include <linux/types.h> before including <asm/io.h>.
ioperm will be useless, because mostly KCS driver is mapped to 0xCA2
or higher than 1024 port range. You are correct. We need to use
/dev/port though it is slightly slower. Performance is not much of an
issue.
--
Anand Babu
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