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Re: Kernel 5.15 Amiga PCMCIA apne driver not working



Hi Andreas,

Am 31.12.2021 um 10:26 schrieb Andreas 'count' Kotes:
Hello Michael,

On 29/12/2021 21:31, Michael Schmitz wrote:
Am 26.12.2021 um 09:34 schrieb Carlos Milán Figueredo:
Merry Christmas! I could finally make the tests.

From: Michael Schmitz <schmitzmic@gmail.com>
Sent: lunes, 13 de diciembre de 2021 7:52
Look for a line containing "Looking for PCMCIA ethernet card : " in the
kernel log messages.

FL-4680
=======
Looking for PCMCIA ethernet card: ethernet PCMCIA card inserted
(unnamed net_device) (uninitialized): PCMCIA NE**00 ethercard probe
not found

That's from apne_probe1 - the MAC address prefix does not match what
is expected (NE2000 or Ctron).

If you can tell me your cards' MAC addresses, I can add those prefixes
to the ones known to the driver, and send a patch for you to test.
Might need some more adjustments though (start and end address of ring
buffer).

You said the cards are supported by BSD? There might be information
about the ring buffer in the source there.

oh, where the Gayle memory map issues on the Amiga 1200 addressed, or is
this still not 16-bit, but 8-bit access?

Will still be 8-bit access - my patch series to autoprobe IO width and enable 16-bit access is still under review by the netdev crowd.


This feels very familiar to where I got stuck like two years ago or so,
and then stopped pushing further because I'm still building an Amiga
4000 as proper development machine to also address other Amiga/A1200
issues while I'm at it ...

Oh dear - I'd get nowhere at all without cross compilation ...

I'd be happy to hear that was redone already!

I lost track how many respins that took... Version 13 of my patches is where we're at now. Both the linux-m68k and netdev lists have them (November 20th).


Have a good start into the new year, all of you on the list!

You, too - 3 hours to go, on this side of the planet!

Cheers,

	Michael


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