Hello kernel list
If a CardBus card is in a slot at boot time is it treated as PCI device
would be? Is it just another device on another PCI bus?
Thank you,
Daniel
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daniel sheltraw wrote:
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> Hello kernel list
>
> If a CardBus card is in a slot at boot time is it treated as PCI device
> would be? Is it just another device on another PCI bus?
In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
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> > If a CardBus card is in a slot at boot time is it treated as PCI device
> > would be? Is it just another device on another PCI bus?
>
> In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
But is it possible for it to be configured at boot time (like to use it for
nfsroot)
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Wakko Warner wrote:
> > > If a CardBus card is in a slot at boot time is it treated as PCI device
> > > would be? Is it just another device on another PCI bus?
> >
> > In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
>
> But is it possible for it to be configured at boot time (like to use it for
> nfsroot)
In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
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Hi Jeff Garzik,
> Wakko Warner wrote:
> > > > If a CardBus card is in a slot at boot time is it treated as PCI device
> > > > would be? Is it just another device on another PCI bus?
> > >
> > > In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
> >
> > But is it possible for it to be configured at boot time (like to use it for
> > nfsroot)
>
> In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
It didn't work for me a few kernels back as the cardbus nic got active
after the assignment of the ip address and after the nfsroot mount
(which both failed because of that).
Ookhoi
Ookhoi wrote:
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> Hi Jeff Garzik,
>
> > Wakko Warner wrote:
> > > > > If a CardBus card is in a slot at boot time is it treated as PCI device
> > > > > would be? Is it just another device on another PCI bus?
> > > >
> > > > In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
> > >
> > > But is it possible for it to be configured at boot time (like to use it for
> > > nfsroot)
> >
> > In kernel 2.4 and using kernel cardbus support, yes.
>
> It didn't work for me a few kernels back as the cardbus nic got active
> after the assignment of the ip address and after the nfsroot mount
> (which both failed because of that).
That's an ordering problem that's easy to fix...
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