>If this is a cardbus bug, I will be glad to provide more information so that >it can be improved. If it is a mistake of mine, I will also be glad if someone >can help me get the device working. > > > d0b189c0 unix:die+a7 (e, d0b18a60, 0, 0) d0b18a4c unix:trap+103f (d0b18a60, 0, 0) d0b18a60 unix:cmntrap+9a (1b0, 0, d0b10160, f) d0b18ae0 pcplusmp:apic_check_stuck_interrupt+16 (d180d760, fe, 0, 0,) d0b18b34 pcplusmp:apic_rebind+dc (d180d760, 0, 1, 0) d0b18b50 pcplusmp:apic_setup_io_intr+20 (d180d760, ff) d0b18b74 pcplusmp:apic_addspl+121 (ff, 1, 1, 1) d0b18b9c unix:add_avintr+dd (d25d2918, 1, f7cfd0) d0b18be8 cardbus:cardbus_moddesc+27969762 (d69ad5b0, cf9ab018,) d0b18c08 cardbus:cardbus_moddesc+2796985f (d69ad5b0, cf9ab018,) d0b18c34 unix:i_ddi_intr_ops+33 (cf9ab018, cf9ab018,) d0b18c50 unix:i_ddi_handle_intr_ops+17 (cf9ab018, cf9ab018,) d0b18c78 genunix:ddi_intr_enable+42 (d25d2918) d0b18c98 ohci:ohci_register_intrs_and_init_mutex+ee (d0126480) d0b18cc4 ohci:ohci_attach+f0 (cf9ab018, 0) d0b18cf8 genunix:devi_attach+6f (cf9ab018, 0) d0b18d14 genunix:attach_node+78 (cf9ab018) d0b18d2c genunix:i_ndi_config_node+82 (cf9ab018, 6, 0) d0b18d44 genunix:i_ddi_attachchild+32 (cf9ab018) d0b18d5c genunix:devi_attach_node+65 (cf9ab018, 4048) d0b18d7c genunix:config_immediate_children+b4 (d69ad5b0, 4048, 75) d0b18d98 genunix:devi_config_common+76 (d69ad5b0, 4048, 75) d0b18dc8 genunix:mt_config_thread+90 (d25c1c38, 0) d0b18dd8 unix:thread_start+8 ()
This looks like another problem with the header files. V0.3 was compiled some time ago when the header files were different. If we recompile it using latest header files, it won't work on old versions of Solaris. That's the problem. As a nexus driver, cardbus has to use some private header files internal to DDI implementation. While these files change over time, we've been trying to adapt to the changes by adding private versions of the header files in v0.3. That's why v0.3, as a downloadable version, has been working fine on S10, S10updates and S11. But it's hard to keep up the good "hack" work. I would recommend latest Nevada, or wait until the cardbus driver goes into s10update. Public interfaces are stable, and the related header files seldom change. The problem usually happens to nexus drivers, seldom to leaf drivers. Vincent.
