I've been hacking some PCI code to get USB working on my laptop. I need
to change PCI config space to use IRQ 11 for the device instead of IRQ 9.
So i call pci_write_config_byte(...), but that only appears to change the
"system" view of PCI space.. if you boot the kernel and do an lspci, it
shows up as IRQ11, but if you do a lspci -b (for "Bus" view), it still
shows up as IRQ 9.
my question: why doesn't pci_write_config_byte not seem to work as
advertised? it just seems to manipulate a data structure...?
john.c
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