Re: [BUG][2.6.8.1] Something wrong with ISAPnP and serial driver

[Rene Herman]

Denis Zaitsev wrote:

> Ok, it isn't listed (USR0009).  I'll send a patch.  BTW, there is some
> other ID - /sys/devices/pnp1/01:01/card_id - and it contains USR0101.
> What's this?

The PnP card ID, with the USR0009 the PnP device ID; PnP cards can (and 
often do) have more than one device. For me, they are both the same:

$ cat /sys/devices/pnp1/01\:02/{card_,01\:02.00/}id
ETT0002
ETT0002

I do believe you need the device ID in 8250_pnp, but try the card ID 
when it doesn't work, I guess.

> > 8250 itself finding it was no doubt due to you enabling the port 
> > yourself so that from its standpoint, it was just another serial port 
> > already present.
>
> But why doesn't it find the two standard mb-embedded ports?  And why
> they are found by 8250_pnp?  Is it a normal behaviour?

That they are found by 8250_pnp seems okay; onboard ports are normally 
PnP BIOS devices -- the devices in /sys/devices/pnp0. However, normally 
the BIOS will have enabled those ports itself meaning 8250 would pick 
them up already, so no, that's not standard.

> Thanks.  But what about the incorrect info in /proc/tty/driver/serial?

Skipping that one. Maybe that will fix itself once you have the PnP ID 
listed.

Rene.

PS: CCing you, but gw.anda.ru seems to have decided I'm a spammer.
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