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| > Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 23:24:08 +0400 > From: Mike Belopuhov <mkb@crypt.org.ru> > > D975XBX2 features SMSC LPC47M182-NW chip completely > unsupported by OpenBSD (will try to support that shit > when they'll release docs one day That's probably a SuperIO chip with all sorts of legacy interfaces on it. Most of those are already supported (com(4), pckbd(4), lpt(4)). > ICHIIC_DEBUG flag revealed that system stops trying to init > addr 0x4c. Excluding this address from valid scan address > range makes the system boot fine: Hmm, I'd like to avoid having to exclude addr 0x4c, since quite a few machines have useful sensors at that address. Do you have any idea at what point exactly the machine hangs? Is it on the first access of the device at addr 0x4c, or does it fail halfway through reading registers? > iic0: addr 0x2e 00=a4 04=f6 05=f6 06=f6 07=f6 0a=0f 0e=21 10=7b 11=a9 12=83 > 13=a5 14=55 15=e4 16=d2 18=3f 19=08 1a=80 1f=11 20=72 21=70 22=be 23=bf 24=c5 > 25=22 26=1d 27=20 28=88 29=08 2a=ff 2b=ff 2c=ff 2d=ff 2e=59 2f=90 30=33 31=4c > 32=4c 34=81 38=ff 39=ff 3a=ff 3b=e0 3c=c3 3e=61 3f=6c 40=05 45=ff 47=ff 49=ff > 4b=ff 4d=ff 4e=81 4f=7f 50=81 51=7f 52=81 53=7f 54=ff 55=ff 56=ff 57=ff 58=ff > 59=ff 5a=ff 5b=ff 5c=02 5d=22 5e=22 5f=7a 60=8a 61=80 62=e8 63=88 64=33 65=4c > 66=4c 67=32 68=2d 69=2d 6a=3f 6b=41 6c=41 6d=24 6e=40 72=76 73=fe 74=b8 76=60 > 77=70 78=0a 79=6e 7a=40 7b=70 7c=23 7d=97 7e=fa 7f=98 80=c3 81=96 82=25 83=97 > 84=24 85=97 86=24 87=97 88=f9 89=98 8a=f2 8b=98 8c=fd 8d=98 8e=cc 8f=96 90=ca > 91=96 92=bd 93=96 94=81 95=22 96=7f 97=22 98=7d 99=22 9a=ea 9b=1d 9c=e8 9d=1d > 9e=e6 9f=1d a0=d4 a1=20 a2=d2 a3=20 a4=d0 a5=20 a6=a5 a7=ef a8=9f a9=a7 aa=af > ab=a4 ac=a8 ad=bf ae=ab af=a5 b0=bf b1=ba b2=a2 b3=6f b4=c3 b5=9e b6=4f b7=ca > b8=5a b9=c0 ba=75 bb=59 bc=f0 bd=79 be=43 bf=80 c0=8b c1=2c c2=d0 c3=a3 c4=1d > c5=a0 c6=b6 c7=02 c8=30 c9=c9 ca=c3 cb=a0 cc=73 cd=b5 ce=90 cf=84 d0=af d1=20 > d2=93 d3=af d4=c0 d5=9a d6=b5 d7=f0 d8=b8 d9=b3 da=20 db=c7 dc=0d dd=71 de=70 > df=06 e0=61 e1=88 e2=06 e3=21 e4=95 e5=0b e6=21 e7=a0 e8=19 e9=d1 ea=b7 eb=1c > ec=71 ed=c9 ee=24 ef=22 f0=e8 f1=1d f2=d4 f3=20 f4=eb f5=d0 f6=85 f7=e3 f8=80 > f9=a3 fa=e4 fb=e0 fc=b4 fd=e2 fe=90 ff=ce This is an Andilog aSC7621, and a data sheet is available from the Andilog website: http://www.andigilog.com/downloads/aSC7621_70A06010.pdf If you ever wanted to write a driver, this is your chance; these sensor drivers are not very difficult |
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