Chip Coldwell wrote: >On Thu, 24 Apr 2003, Brad Parker wrote: >> >> It it's anything like the explora 450 you should be able to get it going. >> (oh my, did *I* say that?) >> >> The 450 has those same two chips with a ppc403. I managed to hack my >> way into their undocumented pci bridge enough to get linux booted and >> the ethernet working. I have yet to get the s3 working but that's only >> because I can find a pdf for the chip anywhere. I can certainly talk to >> the s3 (as well as the pcmcia space). > >That's very interesting. When you say you don't have the S3 working, >do you mean that you can't get a virtual terminal on the display or >that you can't get X Windows working? If the former, do you use a >serial console? I mean I can't get the existing S3 driver to talk to it at all. The existing driver assumes it's running on a real pc and I can't figure out the mapping. current I use a serial console. I can see the S3's pci space through the bridge, but I can't figure out how to change the existing driver to talk it. -brad
