> > 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
The above mentioned experiment (setting BASE0 to 0) works. I am able to see the wifi card, and I was even successful in getting it configured and talking on the network. For the short term, is there a way to set BASE0 to 0 at system startup? For the longer term, what other data can I provide or what else can I do to help in getting a more supportable fix? Thanks again for the help! Jamie
