How to make cardbus pci1130 work with kernel 2.4?

Hello,

I am looking for config files, kernel or boot options, *anything* to help me to make the cardbus bridge TI PCI1130 work with Red hat 9, or anything with 2.4 kernel.

Right now, lspci outpout says that its two pins get both assigned interrupts 255. After that, it just doesn't see any pcmcia card I plug in.

*If* possible, any workaround, however ugly, would be preferable to recompiling stuff, since I have only quite old and slow HW available these days. If the solution does need patching the kernel, so be it, please let me know it anyway.

Of course, don't hesitate to ask for any test I need to run, which command output you need and so on.

Thank you in advance for any feedback!

Marco Fioretti

If you send me the output of your lspci -xxx, I can try to put together a script, consisting of several calls to setpci, which you would run before loading the yenta driver. This is not a kernel issue, so, just mail me offlist.

Guennadi
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Guennadi Liakhovetski