Pete Popov wrote: > >>Or, you use the ide mode/feature of CF and get it to work that way, but > >>I've never had to do that myself. Then the card looks like an ide device. > >>That's something one of our guys at Embedded Alley has done in the past. > >>Don't know how easy it is; I'll ping him. > > > > Sounds like another way to go, in particular since I don't need > > hotplugging and other PCMCIA features (and their overhead). > > Right. And it shouldn't be that hard, but the support just isn't there so > some work is involved. Finding an example would be the way to go. OK, I'm just giving a short update on what I've found. In asm-mips/mach-generic/ide.h is a function ide_probe_legacy() which is called to determine IDE support but which returns 0 for my setup. I simply hard-wired this value to 1 and now at least it tries to probe something. However, it is looking at ioports in the range 366-3f6, which are already reserved by something else. Anyway, that is rather a legacy PC-style layout and thus probably doesn't apply to the PCMCIA version, if I'm not mistaken. I also tried simply removing the check whether they are reserved, but that just OOPSed. Looking at EBOOT (a bootloader for win CE that boots off the compactflash), it tries to access the IDE interface at address 0x1a00000 for io_addr and 0x1a00000e for control, let's see if I can find any IDE hardware at that address... Uli
