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portions of the tree.
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All callers actually took all arguments to pci_intr_map from pci_attach_args
structs, so this simplifies code.
This also allows more complicated interrupt assignment schemes like the one
on sparc64.
This makes sparc64 pci interrupts work.
Inspired by the same change in NetBSD.
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representation, this is needed for devices like cbb which pass
the interrupt line down to the cardbus attachment and not
getting the right line before pci_intr_map() has done it's
dirty deed.
tested on i386 by jason@, compiles on alpha by art@.
ppc and mveppc are to be test-compiled, but should work (;
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from the pci bus. This is in preference to adding openfirmware code to
the device drivers. If there was a known way of obtaining the ethernet
hardware address from a eeprom or other methods that would be used, but
the only known way to get this information for the Apple machines with
if_gm is via openfirmware.
This modifies a previous mechanism that was used to obtain similar information
from different openfirmware systems, however the old mechanism would create
information such as media type. This information was hardcoded into
that code. Now the code only returns the actual address which is the
only informatin that openfirmware provides.
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will need to be merged back in. Both are currently untested.
mac interrupt support is currently a big hack and needs to be redesigned
as part of the system, several of the mac drivers need busified also.
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