> S10u3 may be available in Nov (Not quite sure). But Good! > cardbus will not be > in u3 (Sure). Please understand that this is not > trivial task, when we > try to put something like this in an update release. > There're related > bugs in PCI and boot, and a large set of machines > need to be tested > before we can make a commitment to our customers. Sure, I understand. In fact I would rather have it later than have it buggy. I just wanted to have a feeling about its maturity/stability level. Yet again, maybe when the update is released, a header-compatible cardbus beta could be released to aid those interested (like myself) in further testing it.
> The insertion interrupt is not triggered in this > case. If this happens > in Nevada with the native cardbus driver, then we can > be sure that > there's a bug. The problem can be in cardbus, pci, or > even the ACPI > tables in BIOS. We've seen in the past that alot of > reasons can cause > this. So when it works, it will support hotplug. That's what I wanted to know. > > We cannot claim that we support all x86 boxes, only > the set of machines > that we or someone have tested. And you can help > enlarge that set. What can I do to help? I mean, in practice. I'm a programmer, but I don't know how to write a driver. Should I collect configuration information about my hardware? Where should I post it? Give me something to do and I won't bother you for a while :-) -- Douglas > > Vincent. > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org > This message posted from opensolaris.org
