Hi, just got my very own port of Linux to a PPC going, but are having problems with the SCSI. It uses a Symbios 53c875 chip and works fine if I disable the "Special features" by booting with sym53c8xx=specf:n, but if I keep these on there are problems downloading the scripts and the driver loops with an "Illegal instruction in the SCRIPT "error.
The thing is that the SCRIPT seems to be written directly to a region that is ioremap():ed from the address read from the PCI-config for the RAM. This cannot possibly be right ? This address is the local PCI bus address and the address seen from the PPC will have an offset for the PCI window, in my case 0xc0000000. So my questions are: 1. Does ths above reasoning sound OK to you ? 2. Is there anyone that have seen this working with the stock 2.2.18 (also tried ths 2.2.14) kernel ? BRGDS -- Dag Nygren email: dag at newtech.fi Oy NewTech Ab phone: +358 9 8024910 Trasktorpet 3 fax: +358 9 8024916 02360 ESBO GSM: 0400-426312 FINLAND ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
