> 0x0c000000=192M. It overlaps the system memory (You have >=256M memory,
Yes, 512MB. > If you'd like to try something experimental, you may set a breakpoint > before the cardbus driver is attached. For example: > # reboot kernel/unix -kd > It reboots and stops, we can then set the breakpoint: > >::bp pcic`_init > Then set BASE0 to 0: > >*pci_putl_func::call 0 a 0 10 0 > >:c > If it's 0, the cardbus driver will try to find a correct value. > > You may also put a value which you believe is correct. For example: > >*pci_putl_func::call 0 a 0 10 fc000000 > >:c > > If BABSE0 is correct, it'll be able to detect the card inserted (It'll > work or it'll hang :), but the 0xffffffff problem will go away). > > Vincent. I will try this out tonight and see what happens. Thanks! Jamie
