On Mar 9, 2006, at 4:41 PM, Tim Rightnour wrote:

> Is there a pressing reason it should be named "obio"?  pnpbus  
> seemed like it
> would be more obvious to the reader what was going on in there.

On SPARC, should we have "obpbus" and "ofwbus"?  We use OBP or OFW to  
enumerate the obio devices on that platform, after all....

"obio" sounds more obvious to me... "on-board i/o" ... PnP is merely  
the enumeration method.

(Note, I'm not particularly fond of "at pnpbios" and "at acpi" on the  
i386 port, either... we should simply be using those mechanisms to  
enumerate devices on the actual bus to which they are attached.)

-- thorpej