On Tue, 2009-10-27 at 10:24 +0100, walter harms wrote: > i am confused, > > the message says : > (II) Primary Device is: ISA > > So somehow someone knows he must scan the isa bus. > can this part send a warning ? The message > (EE) No devices detected > clearly sends anyone - not knowing about the missing ISA support - > searching in the wrong direction.
That's not how the ISA bus support works (well, worked). Since ISA is not an enumerable bus, we would assume that if no PCI device was claimed by any driver then the video card must be out on ISA somewhere. So, there's a cascade of failures here. The PCI probe support was broken, so the driver would (brokenly) not claim any PCI devices. Then the server would assume ISA, and the driver would (rightly) not find any ISA devices. Again: update your chips driver, the 65545 really is a PCI device as far as I know, and newer chips drivers should have fixed the detection bug. - ajax
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