I've written a device driver for the I2C-interface built into mpc824x, I 
belive it's equivalent to that of the mpc107. If you like I can send you 
the code (I'll have to check with our management first since it is part 
of a company product), but I'm sure your code is probably better that 
the stuff I wrote anyway (I haven't written any autoconfiguration for 
starters).  I'd be very pleased  if a driver for this would be added to 
the netbsd-source (that way I wouldn't have to continue maintaining my 
own driver :).

Is it possible to get a look at your code?

Best regards,
Erik Anggard


derek godfrey wrote:

> Is anyone else using I2C via say the mpc107. The current code
> only really supports old bit twiddling devices typical found as
> adjunct serial eeproms to PCI devices. The mpc107 for example
> supports byte buffers and auto acknowledge for i2c. Also the
> current (1.6) i2c code can not be autocofigured. I've coded up
> both support for byte interface and autoconfiguration but would be 
> interested if anyone else has made similar efforts.
>  Also has anyone experience using compact flash directly connected to
> say cardbus rather then an IDE device, as a disk device? It works
> well as isa/ide/cf but for my embedded app they can't give me the ide.
> linux seems to support this as does feeebsd but it doesn't look like
> netbsd does (or maybe I missed it as I haven't tried it yet)
>
> -Derek Godfrey
>