Leif Sawyer wrote: > > Picked USB HCI's as modular (building all) from VIA motherboard. > (Don't really need the OHCI built here)
This is a know problem. The problem is: we don't know yet if a given USB configuration is a USB card, a USB kernel support (i.e. USBFS, OHCI, EHCI...). The solution is to modify the configuration rules, adding the USB_CARDS (as Eric proposed for ISA_CARDS). But this rules change can be done only after CML2 is included into the kernel. > Missed HOTPLUG (based on USB, and configure_help - this may just be cleanup > in the help text to remove references to USB if > hotplug > is not needed/required) Eric: Rule error ? > > Missed APM support (is enabled in running kernel) I know. I don't know if I should autodetect APM support. On some machine APM crash the kernel and in some more machine you must tune the APM options. I'm not an APM expert, so I need some help. > Missed my parallel port. > Missed my floppy drive! I have some problem with these rules. I should find a solution on how to detect these on a x86 wihout breaking the other archs. Probably the best solution is to change the rules: the floppy disk is linked to CONFIG_FLOPPY (or an other non conflicting names) and the various archs controller configuration is derives from FLOPPY and ARCH_*. > Missed SCSI_Generic > Missed Unix Domain Sockets! > Missed Packet Socket (based on running kernel) Hard to detect these 'software devices'. Some suggestions? > Missed PS/2 mouse hmm. I forgot these rules during the conversions. [but ATARI PS/2 conflict with this] giacomo _______________________________________________ kbuild-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/kbuild-devel