> Putting the device somewhere in the first 64k is _exactly_ what we
> should be doing. If find_parent_resource can't cope with this case,
> that is, an IO or MEM address initially outside the allocatable
> range, it's broken. (I could have sworn it did cope, but last time
> I checked was 2.3.18 or so. I've been delinquent.)
If Alpha supports more than 64K I/O ports, just define IO_SPACE_LIMIT
in asm-alpha/io.h appropriately and the resource manager should be happy.
Have a nice fortnight
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