> The driver does it's internal device detection using Open Firmware. > Take a look at this in the kernel source: > > arch/ppc/kernel/prom.c > > It's sort of like a PCI device table, except it includes all sorts of > hardware interfaces besides just PCI devices. I'm not used to PCI device tables either, so I'm rather confused. > If you have a newer Mac around (made within the last few years), you > can hold down option-o-f while booting to get into the Open Firmware > 'shell'. It's a Forth type interpreter which lets you do various > things like browse the hardware of the computer or change some boot > params. Well, I don't have any Mac. The real question was if there was a way to add Keywest detection to our sensors-detect script. As it turns out, I think there must be one, but it will be too complex for inclusion into sensors-detect (and for me too). That's why I plan to add it to our undetectable adapters list instead. -- Jean Delvare http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
