On Sat, Mar 17, 2001 at 12:07:36AM +0100, Marcus Comstedt wrote:

 > Yes.  A Visual Memory for example, is both a beeper, a memory card,
 > and an LCD display.  (A single device is restricted to three functions
 > as there is only room to store function data for three functions in
 > the device info message.)  I did the changes you suggested (or rather,
 > which I _thought_ you were suggesting :), and the dmesg looks like
 > this:

I think maybe what I might do instead is have multi-function devices
at a given subunit attach child devices.

 > [...]
 > maple0 at shb0
 > Dreamcast Gun                  at maple0 port 0 not configured
 > Dreamcast Gun                  at maple0 port 0 not configured
 > Visual Memory                  at maple0 port 0 subunit 1 not configured
 > Visual Memory                  at maple0 port 0 subunit 1 not configured
 > Visual Memory                  at maple0 port 0 subunit 1 not configured
 > Puru Puru Pack                 at maple0 port 0 subunit 2 not configured
 > Dreamcast Controller           at maple0 port 1 not configured
 > Puru Puru Pack                 at maple0 port 1 subunit 2 not configured
 > mkbd0 at maple0 port 2: Japanese keyboard
 > wskbd0 at mkbd0: console keyboard
 > Dreamcast Mouse                at maple0 port 3 not configured
 > pvr0 at shb0: 640 x 480, 16bpp, VGA, RGB
 > [...]
 > 
 > Notice the three lines for the VM at port A1.  (I didn't add the
 > function code to the printout.)
 > 
 > 
 >   // Marcus
 > 

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        -- Jason R. Thorpe <thorpej@zembu.com>