The two problems may really one problem. The south bridge PCI IDE chip
may have a Real Time Clock base address register on it. If the driver
for the chip is not selected correctly in menuconfig, you may have
problems with your RTC. Look on the motherboard for the manufacturer
and model number of the south bridge chip. It will be one of the larger
chips. Write them all down and check for a match in menuconfig.
- Kal.
mestrole wrote:
>
> hi
>
> I encounter problems with the date and the hour in RTLinux (V1 and
> V2) :
> the clock of the my motherboards (abit bp5 and Iwill XA100+) become a
> random numbers generator!
> what's happen ???
>
> thanks
>
> offtopics : does anybody know which chipset to chose in the menuconfig
> for ALI aladin V (Iwill XA100+ mobo) : dmesg tell me "simplex PCI IDE
> chipset, dma disabled (Bios)"
>
> JP
>
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