Interrupt routing and friends ...

Bill Hacker wbh at conducive.org
Sun Nov 9 22:49:53 PST 2008


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Sepherosa Ziehau wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 1:53 PM, Bill Hacker <wbh at conducive.org> wrote:
>> Sepherosa Ziehau wrote:
>>> On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 1:09 PM, Bill Hacker <wbh at conducive.org> wrote:
>>>> Sepherosa Ziehau wrote:
>>>>
>>>> *trimmed*   (good news in re 'head' having the missing stuff...)
> 
> We actually have bwi(4) one year ago, so it should be in 1.12/2.0
> release.  Since it is based on reverse engineered spec, I don't want
> to add it into GENERIC.  The missing of 5906 support in 2.0 release is
> mainly because that I goofily forgot to ask the user to try without
> ACPI :P

OK - Seems enough has changed or is already in-hand that I'll try HEAD 
before chasing this one any further in 2.0.X REL.

- did try w/o ACPI, BTW. Copious kvetching, but no real joy.

OTOH, there is no WiFi service where I am testing, so it was only the 
bge I cared about.

> I assume it is serializer assertion?  If not, please post the
> backtrace.  Thanks.
>

Pass.

Will do so if HEAD shows a problem in the same area. I should at least 
have off-box I/O in that one...

;-)

Bill





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