RE: hotpluggable device detection

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[mailto:kernelnewbies-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Greg KH

>Now if you have a machine that has a PCI Hotplug controller, that would
>be a totally different issue

The PCI Hot plug specification talks about how the user should inform the
hot-plug services about the intention of card insertion/removal and the
further actions taken by the hot plug subsystems (like powering off the slot
and all), do we have the support for the same in Linux ? and if so what is
the mechanism by which the user should talk to the hotplug subsystem about
proposed insertion/removal of a PCI device.

I have worked with hotplug devices like the card bus where if I am correct
the cardbus-PCI bridge will interrupt the processor on card
insertion/removal
but here I am talking about a typical PCI device.

Regards,
Gopan


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