On May 27,  3:44pm, Jonathan Stone wrote:
} I suspect you need to re-run config to rebuild your kernel
} Makefile.  The TC if_le.c has been redone to better support LANCE
} devices, on different kinds of busses and boards configured into
} a single kernel (e.g., kernels for Alphas,  configured with all of
} IOCTL asic, TC, and ISA/EISA lance interfaces).

  I don't think re-running config will help - files.pmax hasn't been
updated to specify the MI LANCE drivers.  You will need to change
pmax/conf/files.pmax something like this:

diff -cr /mnt/src/sys/arch/pmax/conf/files.pmax sys/arch/pmax/conf/files.pmax
*** /mnt/src/sys/arch/pmax/conf/files.pmax	Tue May  7 05:28:23 1996
--- sys/arch/pmax/conf/files.pmax	Sun May 26 14:00:06 1996
***************
*** 108,117 ****
  # LANCE ethernet driver.
  #  XXX Should use new machine-independent one instead.
  # device defined in sys/conf/files
! attach le at ioasic with le_pmax
! attach le at tc with le_pmax
  attach le at mainbus with le_pmax
! file	arch/pmax/tc/if_le.c		le_pmax needs-flag
  
  # 3100 (pmax) onboard framebuffer
  device pm
--- 108,120 ----
  # LANCE ethernet driver.
  #  XXX Should use new machine-independent one instead.
  # device defined in sys/conf/files
! attach le at ioasic with le_ioasic
! attach le at tc with le_tc
  attach le at mainbus with le_pmax
! file	dev/tc/if_le_ibus.c		le_pmax needs-flag
! file	dev/tc/if_le_tc.c		le_tc
! file	dev/tc/if_le_ioasic.c		le_ioasic needs-flag
! file	dev/tc/if_le_dec.c		le_pmax | le_tc | le_ioasic
  
  # 3100 (pmax) onboard framebuffer
  device pm

} I'm told there are still bugs in the  -current kernel, particularly
} in the RTC driver, which will cause it to not configure the clock properly,
} and therefore to not boot on a TC or IOASIC machine.

  The -current RTC driver will not enable the RTC clock on a DS5000/25.
It's taken me several days to track this one down.  I'm not certain
about other TC/IOASIC machines.

  I also think the -current kernel will not work on a DS3100/2100.  There's
a conflict with the TC configuration routines.  Configuring a DS3100-only
kernel without the "tc" and "asic" config lines would get around this
problem, but there are then several places which will try to reference
structures used by the "tc" and "asic" files.  I think I may now have
changes that will fix these problems.

Michael

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