I'm a little confused.  The Voyager doesn't have AMD-based audio.  It uses
the DBRI ISDN controller for audio.  I wish someone would add support for
DBRI audio already, since sparc-linux has had it for some time.
Besides that, I'm not including any audio in my particular config file.
I get kernel panics if I pop cards in and out of PC-card slot 2.  It panics
every so often when I use slot 1, but not as easily.  But it doesn't really
matter, because it never attaches to any card driver.  I've tried both a
3C589 ethernet card, and a Socket serial i/o card.  They both spit out nice
debugging data, but no driver attach.  And I certainly have the drivers for
both included in my config file.

So what's the status of the nell driver at this point?  I haven't seen it
mentioned in quite a while.

-Mark

On Sat, May 15, 1999 at 12:22:53PM +0200, Paul Kranenburg wrote:
> > * The GENERIC kernel config file notes that having nell and audioamd both
> > enabled will cause a panic on attach. Is this still the case?
> 
> Yes.  The problem is that the both devices claim the same interrupt
> level, and the audio driver wants exclusive use of it. The audio driver
> can be changed but it's probably worth finding a way to retain the
> `fast interrupt path' on machines where there is no conflict.
> 
> 
> > * The sun-ss5 termcap entry discussed a week or two ago fixes display
> > problems on the Voyager as well.
> 
> This entry should probably be renamed to `sun-cg6', since it is cgsix6
> boards that exhibit the bug.
> 
> -pk