On Mon, 24 Sep 2012, Bexley Hall wrote:
> Though I suspect there *could* be differences in which resources
> are assigned to the device based on the algorithms implemented
> in each of those wrappers?
If I understand you correctly, then you are asking if the driver
configuration is dependent on t
Hi,
> OK. So the driver doesn't change -- nor the features available
> to the "device", itself. E.g., it doesn't *add* (or remove)
> any capabilities that aren't always present, regardless.
That's correct. The driver is often split up into the code to handle the
chip itself (src/sys/dev/ic/*)
Hi Iain,
[apologies to Iain for previous "reply"... "premature send" <:-( ]
--- On Sun, 9/23/12, Iain Hibbert wrote:
> > I'm looking for some guidance in deciding criteria that
> > affect your (i.e., *my*) decision as to which of (for
> > example):
> > lpt* at acpi?
> > lpt* at isa?
>
On Sat, 22 Sep 2012, Bexley Hall wrote:
> Hopefully the correct list for this question...
>
> I'm looking for some guidance in deciding criteria that
> affect your (i.e., *my*) decision as to which of (for
> example):
> lpt* at acpi?
> lpt* at isa?
> lpt* at pnpbios?
> to use in a part
Hi,
Hopefully the correct list for this question...
I'm looking for some guidance in deciding criteria that
affect your (i.e., *my*) decision as to which of (for
example):
lpt* at acpi?
lpt* at isa?
lpt* at pnpbios?
to use in a particular (5.1.2/i386, in this case) kernel
config (and,
