I'm having a so-stupid-problem (tm) that I'm ashamed of asking
about it, but I can't find my way through so ... if you can help
me, you'll win A BIG NICE smile from me :) (and will be able of
counting with my eternal gratitude):
So, it's quite silly, as I told. You got this damn USB controller
on the motherboard, an UHCI one, no problem, PCI class id 0x0c03, bus
0, device 0, function 2, and another one, a CMD add-on board, an
OHCI one, PCI class id 0x0c03, bus 0, device 8, function 0 (0x0c03 is
the USB class and subclass codes for USB host controllers).
Then I start to scan for pci classes 0x0c03, with the following
code:
#define USB_CLASS 0x0c03
while ((bioscode = pcibios_find_class (USB_CLASS, index,
&bus, &function))
== PCIBIOS_SUCCESSFUL)
{
index++;
usb_hosts++;
}
(all the vars are declared as they should be, etc ...)
I suppossed that when I found the first controller of the class, that
one would be index number 0, the following, index number 1, and so on
... isn't it? But when I run this code, it detects the first one quite
right, and then freezes for a while (when using the index set to one)
until it returns PCI_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND. Why?
Okay, I thought, the card may be screwed up, but it is not, at
it shows fine on the /proc/pci entries, so it is detected
properly. The problem is me, who's driving even nuttier than before.
Can U help me?
TIA
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