Re: qla1280: failing mbox check

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>>>>> "Kumba" == Kumba  <kumba@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Kumba> Jes Sorensen wrote:
>> 'git bisect' is your friend here.  Cheers, Jes

Kumba> That was the answer I was afraid of....  Already tried using
Kumba> git bisect to track down a bootmem allocation bug in SGI O2
Kumba> systems (2.6.17 just broke everything it seems...), but the
Kumba> bisection point happened to be around the time when all the
Kumba> bitops changes were occuring (moving duplicate functions from
Kumba> asm-mips -> asm-generic), resulting in a tree that wouldn't
Kumba> even compile.

Kumba> Having to patch up a broken tree so it even builds to determine
Kumba> if the bisection is good or bad might obscure the bug, but
Kumba> well, guess that's something to try on the weekend.

Uh oh!, bitops changing half way? Maybe the thing to try first is to
revert all the bitops mangling.

Kumba> Offhand, though, is there anything I should keep an eye out for
Kumba> that can do things like setting mb[] to 0x0 (i.e., things you
Kumba> guys might've seen happen in the past?).  And what do those
Kumba> numbers for 'mailbox0', 'ictrl', and 'istatus' mean (I'm
Kumba> guessing not much, because they're probably qla1040-specific
Kumba> error codes that require chip docs to understand).

I believe ICTRL == interrupt control, ISTATUS == interrupt
status. Don't have the docts in front of me though.

Cheers,
Jes
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