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atthew C. Forman" $B$5$s$$$o$/(B:
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>First, sorry this is a bit long; I probably should have split it up, but
>when I get going... Y'Know...
>
>I've done some work on a driver for the SMBus functions of the AMD 756
>chip found on K7-based motherboards, based on alpm.c from -CURRENT. This
>works nicely on my system (Gigabyte GA7IXE-4 with Athlon 700MHz), but is
>currently using old-style PCI shims. Since this is my first go at doing
>anything in the FreeBSD kernel, I didn't realise that this was not a Good
>Thing, so I've been trying to get it to work with Newbus; please see
>below.
>
>Anyway, for anyone who'd like to try the old-style compatability version,
>please feel free to pull the diffs from:
>
>http://www.3d-med.cse.dmu.ac.uk/~mcf/amdpm_oldpci.tar.gz
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>My newbus efforts are not going too well; specifically I'm having a hard
>time with bus_alloc_resource, which refuses to allocate any I/O space for
>me. I've tried all sorts of things, but it just won't work. If anyone can
>spot anything idiotic I've done, please let me know; you may just save my
>hair!
>
This driver seems to be based on alpm.c, and alpm.c is based on intpm.c
intpm.c is now NEWBUS-ifyed.
#Indeed, I was intended to write driver for Power Management part ,
#such as GPIO etc. So I divide the driver to PCI head and SMBus part.
#But As reading through ACPI spec,I convinced that this should be treated
#by ACPI fixed feature .
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