On May 25,  9:32am, Michael L. Hitch wrote:
>   But how would the kernel know how to deal with non-identified interrupts?
> It has to know how to clear whatever is causing the interrupt on the card,
> which means it has to know internal details on each card (i.e. what memory
> location to read, or bit to set or clear).  Resetting every card might
> be difficult too - how would the kernel know how to reset the card (other
> than doing a RESET instructions - at which point you may not have any
> fast memory anymore either).

 I guess the whole pseudo-autoconfig needs a rewrite. As i understand,
currently the autoconfig is not done by NetBSD itself, but the structs are 
passed through loadbsd to the kernel. Hence we need to rewrite the autoconfig
in a manner that the whole Z-Bus is resetted and then be configed again,
if that is possible at all.


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Markus Illenseer 

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