[Fwd: Re: pci_register_driver question(s)]

[Jeffry Molanus <gila@xxxxxxx>]

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• Subject: Re: pci_register_driver question(s)
• From: Jeffry Molanus <gila@xxxxxxx>
• Date: Sun, 06 Aug 2006 04:55:36 +0200
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yes, lspci lists the board, however - I always make little mistakes like read stuff wrong ;) So I'll check that first thing tomorrow but I'm sure I (almost) got the the ID's right.

Regarding the sub vendor, I'll have a go on that - making them explicit 'zero'....

Bernhard Walle wrote:

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Hello,

Jeffry Molanus <gila@xxxxxxx> [2006-08-06]:

More code is there but this is the most relevant part (I think) - the hello world stuff makes its way to the log files as does the pci_register_driver called stuff, but the inside anyio_probe_one stuff does not. It seems to me that the probe function never gets executed. The must logical reason for this is - i tink that it cant find the board itself with the corresponding ID's however - the printk function should be executed no?

'lspci' lists the board? Also, in my board I use 0 for subvendor and
subdevice id.

Also add
	 MODULE_DEVICE_TABLE(anyio_driver, anyio_pci_tbl);
but that's not the reason why the function is not executed.

Regards,
  Bernhard

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