I was futzing with this over the weekend. It looks like vrip was replaced by
vr4102ip. I tried attaching the vrdsiu driver to that, and it seemed to work
OK but it bombed during compile (now I don't remember why)... It's a start
at least.

I was just messing around so this could be -way- off base. :-)

Dan

On 4/4/02 5:32 AM, "Adam K Kirchhoff" <adamk@voicenet.com> wrote:

> 
> So, once again I've tried applying Greg's trackpoint patch to -current...
> And, once again, I'm having problem :-)
> 
> The first problem is that the line
> 
> vrpiu* at vrip? addr 0x0b000120 size 0x1a0 intr 5
> 
> is supposed to be commented out, but that line does't exist in the config
> file :-)
> 
> Instead, there's a line:
> 
> vrpiu* at vrc4173bcu? addr 0x0a0 size 0x20 addr2 0x0c0 size2 0x20 unit VRPIU
> # VRC4173 PIU
> 
> I went ahead and commented that line out instead.
> 
> I then added the line:
> 
> vrdsiu* at vrip? addr 0x0b0001a0 size 0x20 intr 21
> 
> I edited out the 'wsmouse* at vrpiu? mux0' line and added the
> 'wsmouse* at vrdsiu? mux0' as shown in Greg's instructions.
> 
> I also modified files.hpcmips as Greg outlines.
> 
> As soon as I go to run config, though, I get the following error:
> 
> ../../../../arch/hpcmips/conf/files.hpcmips:425: undefined attribute `vrip'
> *** Stop.
> 
> Obviously something has changed with the vrip code somewhere along the
> line...  I just don't know what.
> 
> Adam
> 
>> 
>> On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, billy ball wrote:
>> 
>>> i'm interested! thanks for the link Adam... here's what i've found so far:
>>> 
>>> - downloaded, gunzip'd, copied new kernel to my 1GB microdrive and booted
>>> - boots fine (using the new kernel on a 1.5.1 install)
>>> - logged in, inserted D-Link DWL-650; initial pcmcia info is more detailed
>>> than previous kernel driver - nice job!
>>> - connected to wireless network with no problems (i assume my Linksys
>>> WPC11 will function similarly)
>> 
>> That's the exact card I use, so it'll definately work.
>> 
>>> - have not tried my Xircom CF 10 for wired LAN ops yet
>> 
>> That card works for me as well with this kernel.
>> 
>>> - have not tried my serial I/O card (for connecting to my StarTAC) yet
>>> - pressing power button blanks LCD, suspends, and turns off card
>>> - better yet, pressing the power button restores LCD, system and card
>>> without the need to re-insert or re-establish wireless connection!
>>> 
>>>   GOOD JOB!!!
>>> 
>>> - have not tried audio yet... can someone recommend simple app and command
>>> line to test?
>> 
>> 'audioplay' ships with NetBSD.  It can definately play back .au files, but
>> I'm not sure about what else.  The sox packages also has a 'play' command
>> which I've used but, again, I'm not sure of all the audio formats
>> supported.
>> 
>> I'm beginning to wonder if decoding mp3s is too intensive a process for
>> the z50 since I haven't been able to get one to play yet :-)
>> 
>>> - now if trackpoint support is rolled in, Z50 NetBSD users are going to be
>>> VERY happy!
>> 
>> Agreed :-)
>> 
>> Adam
>> 
>> 
>> 
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