Martin Murray wrote:
> the pci code to do this from a driver, if pci=rom was not used?
- see below
> This worked, I realized that I was chasing the wrong bug - the code to
> find the BIOS was looking for a "R128" signature, where my mobile Rage 128
> has an "M3" signature. I patched the driver to search for "M3" as well as
Take a look at the latest code in linux-2.5.66/drivers/video/aty/aty128fb.c
It no longer looks specifically for "R128". Also see the function
aty128_map_ROM() for an example of how the ROM resource assigned
automatically in the latest code.
You could add this to the 2.4 code or try 2.5. I imagine the new driver
code will eventually get backported to 2.4 once it is considered stable.
Jon
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