Subject: Re: which connector for SCSI?
To: None <port-pc532@netbsd.org>
From: Chuck Silvers <chuq@chuq.com>
List: port-pc532
Date: 02/20/2005 17:14:32
hi again folks,

I finally got around to trying the disk image that simon sent me,
and it works well enough for what I'm trying to do, I think.

the patch I've got so far to remove the cf_unit abuse for pc532 is at
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/chs/cfunit/diff.pc532

it appears to work as well as the kernel that simon gave me,
which isn't that great.  the autoconf output is the same (always a
promising sign), but the serial driver only seems to work for the console
while the system is single-user... when I let it go multi-user,
nothing ever appears on the console or any other serial line.
I set up /etc/ttys to run getty on all 8 serial lines so I figure
I should see *something*.

what's the mapping from the "CONN" labels on the motherboard to the
tty0x devices (in the default configuration)?  on my system, CONN3 and
CONN5 have cables attached, and CONN3 is tty00, aka. the console.
I'm guessing that CONN5 should be tty02, is that right?

I tried building the lpt driver to test my changes in that file,
but it gets syntax errors.  my change there is pretty simple,
just to require that the addr and irq be specified in the config file.
I guess no one has tried to use this driver for a long time.

is -current working any better than this for anyone else?

-Chuck