[LinuxBIOS] [Patch] Fix CONFIG_CONSOLE_VGA handling in default pci_dev_init.
Torsten Duwe
duwe at lst.de
Wed Jan 2 20:37:43 CET 2008
Hi Luc, welcome to the List!
On Wednesday 02 January 2008, Luc Verhaegen wrote:
> The CONFIG_CONSOLE_VGA and CONFIG_PCI_ROM_RUN logic in
> src/devices/pci_device.c:pci_dev_init is messed up.
Well, it's not as clear as it could be, but I see no flaw so far.
Keep in mind the logic: CONFIG_PCI_ROM_RUN means run all PCI ROMs.
CONFIG_CONSOLE_VGA means console might be on VGA, run "the" VGA ROM
_regardless_ of the setting of CONFIG_PCI_ROM_RUN.
> First of all, pci_dev_init should only do anything when the pci rom
> should be run.
Yes? As far as I can see pci_rom_probe, pci_rom_load and run_bios are always
run in sequence, unless there is an error.
> Secondly, vga_inited should only be set when the rom has
> been run, and never otherwise as this should be done by the relevant
> init function of possible (future) VGA setup drivers.
Besides the fact that in case of multiple VGAs it is not possible to specify
which one is the console, vga_inited is only set iff "the" VGA's ROM has been
run.
Your patch admittedly improves readability, but breaks the logic above.
Torsten
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