I was left with the impression that the Q40 does not actually have the IDE
controller on the ISA bus.
This is mistaken.
IDE is definitely accessed over the ISA bus.
There is some documentation on the Q40/Q60 hardware here:
http://www.q40.de/download/harddoc.pdf
The motherboard integrates the CPU, DRAM, video DRAM and display controller,
audio DACs, RTC, interrupt controller, keyboard controller, and an LED
output.
There are two ISA slots where all other I/O devices are connected. These are
described (concisely!) on page 7 of the linked manual:
8-bit ISA I/O cycles are performed for CPU byte accesses to 0xFF400001 + 4 * ISA address
16-bit ISA I/O cycles are performed for CPU word accesses to 0xFF400000 + 4 * ISA address
8-bit ISA memory cycles are performed for CPU byte accesses to 0xFF800001 + 4 * ISA address
16-bit ISA memory cycles are performed for CPU word accesses to 0xFF800000 + 4 * ISA address
I understand that the machines originally shipped with a 16-bit ISA card
based on the W83787IF "PC super I/O" chip, integrating a floppy controller,
IDE interface, game port, parallel port, and two 16550A UARTs.
My Q40 came without this card, so I am using a card based on the similar
W83757 chip (the serial ports are 16450 instead of 16550A, it doesn't support
the fancy EPP/ECP parallel port modes).
It might be a good idea to verify that IDE works in v5.13
Yes, please do.
It did.
And please also verify it's broken after 44b1fbc0f5f30e66 was applied.
I will try to do that!
Thanks
Will
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