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Brenden Grace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
: I am writing a network driver for a em(4) compatible chip. I know the
: specific subvendor id and subdevice id, but the em(4) driver seems to
: attach to the device before my driver can. Is this because the em_probe
: is occurring before my probe AND because the em_probe is allowing for
: PCI_ANY_ID for subvendor subdevice ids (the vendor and device ids of my
: card are identical to an actual Intel card)? If so the solution then
: would be to have the em driver return a number less than zero in
: em_probe and my driver's probe to return a number greater than the
: em_probes's return?
Ths solution is to have em's probe return a small negative number, and
your probe return a larger negative number (eg, -10 for the em probe
and -5 for yours).
However, is there any reason you're writing a driver for a device
that's compatible with em? why not use em?
Warner
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