On Friday 30 June 2006 16:20, Martin Schwidefsky wrote:
> There are still a few more config options:
> IPMI
> SERIAL_NONSTANDARD
> SCSI_SATA
>
> and numerous menues:
> "TPM devices" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Hardware monitoring support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "InfiniBand support" - don't think this is pc style hardware
> "ISDN subsystem" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "LED devices" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Multimedia devices" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "MMC/SD Card support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "PHY device support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Serial drivers" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "SPI support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Telephony Support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "USB support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Graphics support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Dallas's 1-wire bus" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Amateur Radio support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Bluetooth subsystem support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "IrDA (infrared) subsystem support" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "EDAC - error detection and reporting" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Sound" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
I would assume that all of these depend on memory mapped I/O
access. So they might be more correctly depend on CONFIG_MMIO.
> VT
> "Input device support" - ??
> "Misc devices" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Memory Technology Devices (MTD)" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Wireless LAN (non-hamradio)" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
> "Real Time Clock" - PC_STYLE_HARDWARE
For these, it's not so clear, so maybe just let the HW drivers
depend on CONFIG_MMIO, but not the architecture in dependant
parts.
Arnd <><
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