Is this the hack you used? This hack should work regardless you run snv or s10u.
Thanks, Brian Brian Xu - Sun Microsystems - Beijing China ??: > Hi Ryo, > > You can try the workaround below. > > If there is 'pcitool' is available, > #rem_drv wpi > #pcitool /pci at 0,0 -d bdf=0.1c.2,config -o 0x20 -s 4 -w 0xd010d010 > #pcitool /pci at 0,0 -d bdf=0.1c.2,config -o 4 -s 1 -w 0x46 > #add_drv -i '"pciex8086,4222"' wpi > #ifconfig wpi0 plumb > > and you can create a script which hold the above code and put them in > the /etc/rc2.d. > > If pcitool is not available, then it is a bit complex, you can use kmdb > with command line login as an alternative, > #mdb -KF > >> 20::wrpcicfg 0 1c 2 d010d010 >> 4::rdpcicfg 0 1c 2 >> > 100044 -----the output here may be this value > >> 4::wrpcicfg 0 1c 2 100046 ---make sure the last byte is 46, leaving >> > other bytes as is. > if wrpcicfg and rdpcicfg are not available, you can use, > >> *pci_putl_func::call 0 1c 2 20 d010d010 >> *pci_putb_func::call 0 1c 2 4 46 >> :c >> > > Note, the attach of the wpi driver *Must* be after the pcie/pci bridge > is hacked. > > Any questions, let me know. > > Thanks, > Brian > > Ryo Murakawa ??: > >> Hi, Brian-san >> >> Thank you for your replying and sorry for >> forgetting the output file. >> >> The attached file is the result of the command. >> >> Best Regards. >> >> Ryo >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> >> >>> Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 10:44:54 +0800 >>> From: Brian Xu - Sun Microsystems - Beijing China <Brian.Xu at Sun.COM> >>> Subject: Re: [laptop-discuss] About the error >>> "ifconfig: SIOCSLIFNAME for ip: wpi0: permission denied" >>> To: Ryo Murakawa <FZZ01471 at nifty.ne.jp> >>> Cc: laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >>> >>> >>> Ryo Murakawa ??: >>> >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> I installed SXDE 05/07 on my hp dv5200. >>>> This notebook has Intel 3945ABC wireless card. >>>> When I run prtconf, the driver is attached. >>>> But when I run ifconfig wpi0 plumb, I got the error >>>> "ifconfig: SIOCSLIFNAME for ip: wpi0: permission denied" >>>> Of course I run this command as root. So do anyone has >>>> workaround? >>>> >>>> Best Regards. >>>> >>>> >>>> This message posted from opensolaris.org >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> laptop-discuss mailing list >>>> laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >>>> >>>> >>> Ryo, >>> >>> I replied to you in another email. >>> >>> For a workaround, a 'scanpci -v' instead of 'scanpci' is needed. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Brian >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> laptop-discuss mailing list >>> laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >>> > > >
