Me:
> As I mentioned on one of the other lists I just tried to put a CF card
> socket adaptor and Lexar 8x-speed 16MB CF card for my Sony Vaio 505TX.

My problem seemed to be related to a bios/map setup failure that only
occurred on my Sony Vaio 505tx.  The exact same Lexar card and
-current kernel work on:

	Intel VS440  (venus) + webgear isa/pcmcia adaptor
	Toshiba t4800ct (66Mhz 486 dx2)
	Sony Vaio 505VE

So I guess I just got really unlucky with my choice of machine.  Every
other computer works with my 8x Lexar 16MB card.  I do see a gripe
with something I didn't fully understand:

Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd:                [NG]
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd: --------------------------[  1 devices bogus]
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd: WARNING: can't reserve area for I/O APIC.
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd:  Physical memory end: 0x03fed000
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd:  PCI memory mapped I/O space start: 0x04000000
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd: [PCIBIOS fixup stage]-----------------------
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd:   device vendor product
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd:   register space address    size
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd: --------------------------------------------
Sep 22 12:45:23 pasillo /netbsd: 000:00:0 0x8086 0x7100 

Is it worth filing a PR for this?  Is this a problem NetBSD should be
able do deal with or is this just a bad bios address-map setup that
screws NetBSD?  (That program-loader from Redmond did manage to make
the lexar work on the effected 505tx, but for all I know it did polled
I/O).

-wolfgang
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