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Disable some calls the WRT54G3G implementation does not like
and enable interrupts to allow hotplugging.
SVN-Revision: 20240
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The defined offset is wrong and the fixup-code overrides it
later on so that it never gets used for most PCI devices.
Unfortunately the yenta-socket allocates its own resources
and crashes because of the wrong mem_offset.
It seems that the offset and fixup code came from 2.4 where
resource allocation was handled differently.
This patch removes the unneeded parts and thus enables
the yenta_socket on the WRT54G3G platform.
It was tested on Asus WL500G-Premium (v1 and v2), Linksys
WRT54G3G, Netgear WGT634U
Signed-off-by: Michael Buesch <mb@bu3sch.de>
SVN-Revision: 20239
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The patch commited in r18413 was wrong.
This patch prevents prom_init_mem from scanning over 128MB ram.
This is from #6765 and #3177
Refresh all patches
SVN-Revision: 20072
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Explicitely enable shared interrupt 2 for any core that didn't get a dedicated IRQ
anymore (fallthrough case) and for EXTIF cores to make gpio interrupts work.
Also remove a bogus comment.
Signed-off-by: Jochen Friedrich <jochen@scram.de>
SVN-Revision: 19895
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SVN-Revision: 19891
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SVN-Revision: 19782
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SVN-Revision: 19781
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SVN-Revision: 19062
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