Hello,
the other problem I have is that lots of the PCMCIA cards I'm trying to
insert and remove all the time ;-) have an Opti OHCI chip, which the
kernel tells me is somewhat buggy. Our testing agrees.
I've found some bug workarounds in Apple's Darwin kernel. They look
positively *hairy* to me. (Among other things, they add 27 EBs to every
chain, and check whether the chip did anything with them it wasn't
supposed to be doing.)
Before I start hacking something that intrusive into the kernel: does
anybody have errata documentation about that chip? Or already tried to do
this?
The customer is somewhat reluctant to replace 500 of these PCMCIA cards,
esp. since there's no replacement available. :-/
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