Silicon 537 [Winmodem] boards

[Philippe Vouters <Philippe.Vouters@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Tapan,

Here is the driver code section in coredrv/afedsp_int.c
which outputs the the h/w failure message you can read in dmesg:

// Afe&DSP initialization
----------------------------------------------------------------
        {
                unsigned int device_ids[3];
                device_ids[0] = driver->pci.pdev->device;
                device_ids[1] = driver->pci.pdev->vendor;
                device_ids[2] = driver->pci.pdev->subsystem_device << 16
| driver->pci.pdev->subsystem_vendor;
                Status = afe_init(device_ids);
            if (0 != Status )
        {
            printk(KERN_ERR"Can't initialize modem h/w\n");
                    release_resources((void*)devAfe, 2);
            return -1;
        }
        }

    printk(KERN_INFO "%s: Loaded\n", DRIVER_NAME);

My problem is that I do only own the binary code for afe_init so it's
difficult for me to easily check and/or modify the code.

I eventually can cheat with the following information:

                device_ids[0] = driver->pci.pdev->device;
                device_ids[1] = driver->pci.pdev->vendor;
                device_ids[2] = driver->pci.pdev->subsystem_device << 16
| driver->pci.pdev->subsystem_vendor;

presenting another 537 board to afe_init.

Please remember, I already modified the code right above to add
TJ320_VENDOR_ID + 1 (your Silicon 537 [Winmodem] board)
        case INTEL_VENDOR_ID:
        case SIS_VENDOR_ID:
        case NVIDIA_VENDOR_ID:
        case TJ320_VENDOR_ID + 1:
            devAfe->iobase = driver->mem_base;
            devAfe->membase = driver->io_base;
            request_region(driver->io_base, driver->io_range,
DRIVER_NAME);
            request_region(driver->mem_base, driver->mem_range,
DRIVER_NAME);
            break;

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Philippe Vouters (Fontainebleau/France)