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cgd
Wed Jun  5 18:50:26 EDT 1996
Update of /a/cvsroot/src/sys/arch/alpha/pci
In directory pain.lcs.mit.edu:/a/tmp/cvs-serv26045

Revision/Branch: netbsd-1-2

Modified Files:
        sio_pic.c 
Log Message:
changes from Matt Thomas so that the Multia/UDB can attach its
'com' interrupts, cleaned up some.  Basically: if sharing type of
new interrupt is different than what the hardware is currently set up
for (e.g. requesting edge-triggered and the hardware is set up by
the PROM for level triggered) and there are no interrupt handlers on
that line already, warn about it and use the hardware type that the
line was already set for (to avoid making the console blow up on
reboot).  If same circumstances but there is already a handler, panic
as before.


cgd
Wed Jun  5 18:52:36 EDT 1996
Update of /a/cvsroot/src/sys/arch/alpha/pci
In directory pain.lcs.mit.edu:/a/tmp/cvs-serv26152

Modified Files:
        sio_pic.c 
Log Message:
pull down changes from NetBSD 1.2 release branch:
>Update for present reality (function names), clean up a bit (printfs,
>"panic: foo XXX"), and fix a couple of printf format specified bugs
>(which were normally #if 0'd out).  Inspired by Multia/UDB support
>changes sent by Matt Thomas.
and:
>changes from Matt Thomas so that the Multia/UDB can attach its
>'com' interrupts, cleaned up some.  Basically: if sharing type of
>new interrupt is different than what the hardware is currently set up
>for (e.g. requesting edge-triggered and the hardware is set up by
>the PROM for level triggered) and there are no interrupt handlers on
>that line already, warn about it and use the hardware type that the
>line was already set for (to avoid making the console blow up on
>reboot).  If same circumstances but there is already a handler, panic
>as before.