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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 21:15:06 +0200
From: Peter Lundkvist <p.lundkvist@telia.com>
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Subject: Re: 2.5.71 go boom
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Russell King wrote:
> 
> Which was the latest kernel version which didn't show the problem?
> There doesn't seem to be any PCI, PCMCIA or driver model changes
> from 2.5.70-bk12 to 2.5.70-bk13.
> 
> There are changes in:
> 
> 	-bk11 (pci)
> 	-bk10 (pci)
> 	-bk9 (driver model)
> 	-bk4 (pci)
> 	-bk2 (pcmcia)

I get the same problems: cardbus works only if I boot with the card
inserted. If I insert the card later I get two PCI device entries
for the device, and can't get any interrupts from the card (sometimes
the driver complains about the chip not responding (8139too)).
Tested with the following versions (exactly the same behaviour):
   2.5.69-bk10
   2.5.70
   2.5.70-bk2
   2.5.70-bk5
   2.5.70-bk18
   2.5.71

2.5.69-bk9 was OK.

/peter


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