Re: PBButtonsd gatwick IRQ

[Zach Weinberg <exark@gutreflex.com>]

Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:

> On Fri, 2004-05-28 at 10:56, Zach Weinberg wrote:
>  
>
> > A while ago, I posted on this list concerning my Powerbook 3400 crashing 
> > on resume and printing the error
> >
> > gatwick irq not from gatwick pic
> >    
>
> Hrm... You should never ever get the gatwick interrupt on a 3400,
> since it doesn't contain the Gatwick chipset at all... Or maybe
> the code is still calling gatwick what is really OHare II ? What
> does /proc/cpuinfo says ?
>
>  
cat /proc/cpuinfo output is:

processor    : 0
cpu        : 603ev
clock        : 200MHz
revision    : 2.1 (pvr 0007 0201)
bogomips    : 133.12
machine        : PowerBook
motherboard    : AAPL,3400/2400 MacRISC
detected as    : 33 (PowerBook 3400)
pmac flags    : 00000009
L2 cache    : 256K unified
memory        : 80MB
pmac-generation    : OldWorld

also, for completeness sake, heres all of cat /proc/interrupts

          CPU0      
 8:           0             PMAC-PIC  Edge      Built-in Sound out
 9:           0             PMAC-PIC  Edge      Built-in Sound in
12:          15           PMAC-PIC  Edge      MESH
13:          28850     PMAC-PIC  Edge      ide0
14:          5             PMAC-PIC  Edge      ide1
17:          0             PMAC-PIC  Edge      Built-in Sound misc
18:          810336   PMAC-PIC  Edge      VIA-PMU
19:          0             PMAC-PIC  Edge      SWIM3
22:          0             PMAC-PIC  Level      Texas Instruments PCI1130
23:          0             PMAC-PIC  Level      Texas Instruments 
PCI1130 (#2)
28:          10810     PMAC-PIC  Level      cascade
60:          10810     GATWICK   Level      eth0
BAD:       2

Oh and, with the info of "eth0" i tried "ifdown eth0" and then putting 
it to sleep and it worked perfectly.

Thanks again.

Zach Weinberg