That is up to scan sequence. In S2885, CPU0 link0 is linked AMD8151, and link2 is connected to ADM8131.
If scan from link 0, bus 1 will be used by AMD851 AGP device and bridge, and bus 2 will be used by AGP adapter.
So amd8131/amd111 will start from bus 3.
I will check that in S2885 if it is in 1:4.0
Regards
YH
-----邮件原件----- 发件人: Stefan Reinauer [mailto:stepan@suse.de] 发送时间: 2004年3月24日 13:25 收件人: Li-Ta Lo 抄送: YhLu; ebiederman@lnxi.com; ron minnich; LinuxBIOS 主题: Re: ??????: ??????: S4882 support
* Li-Ta Lo ollie@lanl.gov [040324 21:37]:
That why I don't understand of this magic. In the log, LPC was 0:4.0 and than changed to 3:4.0 and it's never 1:4.0. But I have to change the reset code to 1:4.0.
Commercial bioses have it easy.. for some reason they always map that device on 0:7.0. It looks less elegant, but it does a cheap job.
Stefan
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004, YhLu wrote:
That is up to scan sequence. In S2885, CPU0 link0 is linked AMD8151, and link2 is connected to ADM8131.
If scan from link 0, bus 1 will be used by AMD851 AGP device and bridge, and bus 2 will be used by AGP adapter.
So amd8131/amd111 will start from bus 3.
I will check that in S2885 if it is in 1:4.0
it's why we need the search for the 8111. Everytime the scan order changes, these bus numbers change.
ron
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 14:54, YhLu wrote:
That is up to scan sequence. In S2885, CPU0 link0 is linked AMD8151, and link2 is connected to ADM8131.
If scan from link 0, bus 1 will be used by AMD851 AGP device and bridge, and bus 2 will be used by AGP adapter.
So amd8131/amd111 will start from bus 3.
I will check that in S2885 if it is in 1:4.0
And it is never bus 1, right ? Why I have to access it on bus 1 ? Doesn't it go to the AGP bridge ?
Ollie