ioremap (still?) broken

[Troy Benjegerdes]

A couple of people mentioned I should check that PCI memory accesses are
enabled in the PCI command register. I fixed this, and about an hour later
I was transmitting at around 300 Mbit/second ;)

Thanks to all who replied.



On Thu, 9 Sep 1999, Michel Lanners wrote:

> On   7 Sep, this message from Troy Benjegerdes echoed through cyberspace:
> [about an Alteon PCI Gigabit card]
> > The first thing the driver does is check the card version by reading a
> > particular register. By using appropriate printf's, I have found that the
> > value returned is '0xffffffff'. (defininitely NOT the register it's
> > looking for)
> 
> First, I'd try to get the card identification right. What kind of
> register are you trying to read? Is that a PCI config register, or
> already a memory- or IO-register on the card?
> 
> What about lspci? Does it report your board? Does it identify it
> correctly? In what machine are you trying this?
> 
> Get back with this, and we'll see for the next step ;-)
> 
> Michel
> 
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