I don't think you need it. It's in the tree.
What drives IDE on the voyager? which chip?
yeah, exactly. that's what I wondered in the first place. I have a cs5530
chip that drives IDE.. and southbridge/nsc/cs5530/southbridge.c is used to
enable the IDE. isn't this the same as rr2?
what
this is because you need the ide patch for enabling the IDE in linuxbios.
see the rr2 mainboard. I am on travel but once I get back I will try to
show you an example of how to do this.
ron
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this is because you need the ide patch for enabling the IDE in linuxbios.
see the rr2 mainboard. I am on travel but once I get back I will try to
show you an example of how to do this.
ron
On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Q-ha Park wrote:
hmm, you mean there's an additional patch to ide.c, which is already used to
build linuxBIOS, not in the source tree?
no, it's a south bridge patch. see the southbridge code. Or wait until
tomorrow when I get back :-)
ron
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