"Bj\xrn Mork" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The SMC driver works better than anytime before. It now discovers the
> chip in my laptop without any magic insertion of port addresses in the
> source. And most important: I have now played with it for more than an
> hour without doing a forced reboot. Which means that it's at least 50
> times more stable than any version I've tried before...
>
> Suspend/resume works, and I actually managed to keep an IrCOMM session up
> during a suspend/resume cycle.
>
> But I cannot get the driver to work in FIR mode, although it claims to
> change to FIR speeds.
Yes, I've been doing a lot of work in order to make it live happily with
irport. Thanks to Jonathan Hudson, the driver will now probe the irq, dma,
iobase etc to use (uses the values set by the BIOS), so you should not get
that many conflicts as before (but you probably need to move away the
serial driver).
There are many bugs in the current FIR code so don't expect anything. I
borrowed myself a Dell Latitude yesterday, so I hope to try out the FIR
stuff today. Had to start hacking the findchip tool again since this SMC
chipset (958) is not supported by us yet.
Thanks
-- Dag
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