booting slow

2004-12-13 Thread Gin
I got the keyboard controller problem fixed by enabling Keyboard separately (Not through the PNP devices list). Since now the PNP devices don't get enabled at all. For now it's ok because we need only serial com port and keyboard. But I will love to have the code for SMSC if you have one

RE: collapsing devices.

2004-12-13 Thread Yinghai Lu
Eric, I wonder if ht_collapse_previous_enumeration need to the collapse from tail to head. For example if 8131(1)-8131-8111 Unit id 1--3--5 Then if clear the 8131(1) at first, can left chain still be accessed. YH -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: booting slow

2004-12-13 Thread Ronald G. Minnich
one possibility is that you are getting no serial interrupts, so the serial I/O is happening only very rarely. You're going to need to fix your linuxbios burning up so that it is built correctly. One question, again, as I forget: what mobo is this? ron

RE: booting slow

2004-12-13 Thread Gin
This is our proprietary mobo. In case you want a quick glance, http://www.nexcom.com/product/nex/nex7220/ North Bridge: E7501 South Bridge: ICH3 - S SuperIO: SMSC(LPC47B27x) I base on the code for tyan/s2735. If it was the serial interrupt, why didn't it happen earlier? It starts getting slow at

RE: collapsing devices.

2004-12-13 Thread YhLu
Stefan, I add dump_pci_decvies_on_bus in debug.c Please add calling to dump_pci_devices_on_bus(busn) before ht_collapse_previous_enumeration(busn). In ht_setup_chains. Also in auto.c you need to put inconerent_ht.c after debug.c. I guess you can use if(busn!=0) to skip the ht chain collapse if

Epia-M 10k

2004-12-13 Thread Ben Sommer
Hi is here someone with a working bios for the epia-m board? I need the config file or the bios for 256MB and filo boot. Thx Ben -) ___ Linuxbios mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.clustermatic.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios