Debugging resource trees

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Because of the limited debugging resources I have right now (i.e. no
emulator etc..) I am debugging part of my kernel with printk's.  

Has anyone seen behavior such as this, or does anyone have any
suggestions.

I placed a some printk's in resource.c in request_resource function.  I
placed a routine that dumps the iomem and ioport resource trees prior
to, and after a new resource gets added.  Ioport resources get dumped
out (and also reflect cat /proc/ioport), however - even though it
appears that a new iomem resource is getting added, when I dump the
iomem tree/list it appears to be empty (which also reflects car
/proc/iomem).

Below is a sample of the debug prints.  

I placed some debug code in the routine to printk the pointer variables
when items are added to the list in order to check the linked list code,
however - even though the debug code is simple - it causes a segfault
(which I have not bothered to figure out yet).

When I insmod pcmcia_core, and then insmod yenta_socket a new resource
is allocated:
PCI CardBus #02 start = 0x41000000 end = 0x413fffff

request resource at root pci memory space start = 0x40000000 end =
0x4fffffff

BEFORE added new to list:

IOPORT RESOURCES:
IO: 02a41000-02a41007 : ide0 (PSC: 802e2990, 85829560, 00000000)
IO: 02a41206-02a41206 : ide0 (PSC: 802e2990, 8032c420, 00000000)
IO: ad000000-ad003fff : ltxser (PSC: 802e2990, 86905a20, 00000000)
IO: b0400000-b0400fff : frontpanel (PSC: 802e2990, 8032c3e0, 00000000)
IO: b1100000-b1100007 : serial(auto) (PSC: 802e2990, 8032c3c0, 00000000)
IO: b1400000-b1400007 : serial(auto) (PSC: 802e2990, 85829480, 00000000)
IO: b1500000-b150ffff : Au1x00 ENET (PSC: 802e2990, 85829500, 00000000)
IO: b1510000-b151ffff : Au1x00 ENET (PSC: 802e2990, 00000000, 00000000)

IOMEM RESOURCES:
iomem_resource name = PCI mem
iomem_resource child = 0x00000000

AFTER added new to list

IOPORT RESOURCES:
IO: 02a41000-02a41007 : ide0 (PSC: 802e2990, 85829560, 00000000)
IO: 02a41206-02a41206 : ide0 (PSC: 802e2990, 8032c420, 00000000)
IO: ad000000-ad003fff : ltxser (PSC: 802e2990, 86905a20, 00000000)
IO: b0400000-b0400fff : frontpanel (PSC: 802e2990, 8032c3e0, 00000000)
IO: b1100000-b1100007 : serial(auto) (PSC: 802e2990, 8032c3c0, 00000000)
IO: b1400000-b1400007 : serial(auto) (PSC: 802e2990, 85829480, 00000000)
IO: b1500000-b150ffff : Au1x00 ENET (PSC: 802e2990, 85829500, 00000000)
IO: b1510000-b151ffff : Au1x00 ENET (PSC: 802e2990, 00000000, 00000000)

IOMEM RESOURCES:
iomem_resource name = PCI mem
iomem_resource child = 0x00000000


After the modules are inserted:
-bash-2.05b# cat /proc/iomem

-bash-2.05b# cat /proc/ioports
02a41000-02a41007 : ide0
02a41206-02a41206 : ide0
ad000000-ad003fff : ltxser
b0400000-b0400fff : frontpanel
b1100000-b1100007 : serial(auto)
b1400000-b1400007 : serial(auto)
b1500000-b150ffff : Au1x00 ENET
b1510000-b151ffff : Au1x00 ENET
-bash-2.05b#


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