> > The PCI1520 chip from TI s detected fine after enabling the PCIBIOS
> > stuff in kernel (o;
> >
> >   cbb0 at pci0 dev 9 function 0: Texas Instruments product 0xac55 (rev.=
 0x01)
> >   cbb1 at pci0 dev 9 function 1: Texas Instruments product 0xac55 (rev.=
 0x01)
> >     ...
>=20
> It seems perhaps that your kernel is quite old?  The NetBSD
> pcidevs file in sys/dev/pci/ was update with PCI1520 info on 28
> Apr 2003, and would have given you the product name instead of
> the product code in the autoconf prinout above.
>=20
> If all else fails, it might be a good idea to try a newer kernel.
>=20
> Regards,
>=20
> - H=C3=A5vard
>=20

Back from vacation and it still doesn't work (with 2.0-RC4) (o;


Is there any tool for NetBSD to dump/write the EEPROM memory on a PCI card?
According to the datasheet for the PCI1520 chip it says that both
the PCI1520 bridge chip and the power switch are using the clock line as in=
put.

And for the PCI1520 to drive the serial clock line it needs either
proogramming of a bit in a register or the specific bit to be set
in the EEPROM.


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