On Mon, May 01, 2006 at 11:12:13AM -0400, Jim Cromie wrote: > Thomas Andrews wrote: > >At the moment I'm probing 2e, 4e, and 15c for the base addresses. The > >addition of the last one was as a result of two things: > > > > (a) The old i2c-nscacb.c driver had this option > > (b) The SC1100 data-sheet indicates that it could be located there. > > > >I have also made this a module parameter, so you could actually probe > >anywhere for the base addresses, if you needed to. > > > >I've retained the base addresses as a module parameter, so if you specify > >those, then it will skip the probing at 2e, 4e, and 15c, and just use > >the addresses you give. > > > >Will that satisfy everyone's needs? > > > > If theres a device-id, it would be good to check. Yes, there is: at address 0x20 there is SIO ID. I was wondering if it was of any use to check this because I rely on probing to find out if the ACB devices are there, but now I am inclined to think that I should check this byte before doing any probing. > I dont know the 1st > thing about the ACB (on either chip), but I will (eventually) try your > code, to see if it works on either or both devices. Thanks!
