On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 07:01:53AM -0800, Bryan Rowe wrote: > Thanks for replying Sven, > > when I look at /proc/pci this is what I see that would relate to the hd. > > Bus 0, device 11, function 0: > Host bridge: PCI device 106b:0034 (Apple Computer Inc.) (rev 0). > Master Capable. Latency=16 > > The rest of the lines are USB. There must be some driver out there I can > load for the hd to be detected. Got anymore ideas?
Don't really know, i am no expert in pmac hardware. That said, the 106b is the Apple vendor id, but neither the 0034 nor the 0033 is listed in the 2.4.22 linux/include/linux/pci_ids.h file, and linux/drivers/ide/ppc/pmac.c says : /* 100Mhz cell, found in Uninorth 2. I don't have much infos about * this one yet, it appears as a pci device (106b/0033) on uninorth * internal PCI bus and it's clock is controlled like gem or fw. It * appears to be an evolution of keylargo ATA4 with a timing register * extended to 2 32bits registers and a similar DBDMA channel. Other * registers seem to exist but I can't tell much about them. * * So far, I'm using pre-calculated tables for this extracted from * the values used by the MacOS X driver. * * The "PIO" register controls PIO and MDMA timings, the "ULTRA" * register controls the UDMA timings. At least, it seems bit 0 * of this one enables UDMA vs. MDMA, and bits 4..7 are the * cycle time in units of 10ns. Bits 8..15 are used by I don't * know their meaning yet */ And since the 0034 is probably the generation after the 0033 ... Friendly, Sven Luther
