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from Yannick Montulet, via netbsd, w/ some minor fixens from meself.
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This driver supports the following cards:
3Com 3c996-T (10/100/1000baseTX)
Dell PowerEdge 2550 integrated BCM5700 NIC (10/100/1000baseTX)
SysKonnect SK-9D21 (10/100/1000baseTX)
SysKonnect SK-9D41 (1000baseSX)
From FreeBSD
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From Maxim Tsyplakov <tm@oganer.net>, Vladimir Popov <jumbo@narod.ru>
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From NetBSD
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This has not been thoroughly tested yet, so it's not going into GENERIC now.
From NetBSD.
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gigabit macs. (Not working for me yet.)
From FreeBSD
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correctly take from the FreeBSD driver and explained by imp@
Currently this is hard-coded for PrismII cards but that will change
when the PrismII auto-detect code is added to if_wi.c.
Tested with a LinkSys WPC11 in a Global Sun GL24110P02 (aka LinSys WDT11)
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changed between Wiseman && Livengood. Pull in support for the LIVENGOOD with
a PHY (82543_CU) that supports 10/100/1000- this is the Intel PRO1000T. This
depends on the Marvell phy support in mii.
Do a bunch of ansification. Attempt to *still* keep the OpenBSD printf
stuff sane, but this area needs some more cleanup. It'd probably be best
to fork the OpenBSD code away from NetBSD.
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Move the microcode files to dev/microcode/adw/*.
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prep for an rl CardBus attachment.
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to maintain write control over the phy... fine... but we query it to get
current status).
- fix several bugs in cmd/rsp handling: match responses to commands via id/seq,
and add a routine to fixup the queue if it gets mangled).
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- the firmware image is still under a restrictive license, so it will
not be in the tree yet
- driver only knows how to (correctly) upload firmware
- register definitions and such are incomplete
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newer Sony Vaio notebooks; written by Kazuki Sakamoto and Minoura Makoto.
This is a slightly updated version of the driver that was previously tested
by jcs@rt.fm and niklas@.
XXX - lacks MPU MIDI support for now, first we must move the mpu401 driver
from sys/dev/isa to sys/dev/ic.
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This now gives a working console on alpha when using TGA.
Code from NetBSD.
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also sync with other FreeBSD changes
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Written for NetBSD by Manuel Bouyer.
Tested with various cards on i386 and alpha.
Outstanding issue: doesn't work with PowerPC yet.
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Thanks to Quentin Barnes <qbarnes@urbana.css.mot.com> for his help.
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random data for the system entropy pool. No crypto yet.
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Tatoku Ogaito, banged into shape for OpenBSD by me. Recording has not been
tested yet, but mpg123 works fine. Sound still works after suspend/resume.
XXX: On the IBM ThinkPad X20, must disable pcibios else the cs4281 won't
generate interrupts. Cause yet unknown but probably not the driver's fault.
YMMV on other laptops with this chip.
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the FreeBSD driver, and some linux code. Probably some tweaks to
reach out for more pci cards (some models are currently commented out,
and we have yet to find a card where stereo output gets de-synchronized,
as the FreeBSD driver claims happens).
Suspends/resume works, recording and keyboard volume control on the way.
This is not derived from the NetBSD driver in any way. Just happens
that both works reached completion at the same time.
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based on netbsd driver.
testing helps from brad@
eisa untested, but should work (;
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(dadams@sleethal.com), but local changes preserved and ifmedia ioctls
fixed; deraadt/aaron ok
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be an MI device. This old version was based on old wscons and will not build.
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add xmphy & brgphy to GENERIC
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cannot find any of these devices)
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tga moved to dev/pci.
by request from alpha people.
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At last my Thinkpad plays german music.
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NetBSD
This will be used in pciide shortly, and also can be used in code which controls
other functions of this chip (pci-isa and usb)
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820 and 440MX are untested, but should work.
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motherboards (ie: bultin audio + video). Written by Takuya SHIOZAKI.
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(cardbus to come later).
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Still in beta.
May lock up your machine when accessing mixer
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Based on the FreeBSD if_an_pci.c but really the only things that
remain the same are the informative comments at the top. I retained
Bill Paul's Copyright since it seems silly to add my own copyright
to what is simply boilerplate.
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machines, this code needs the new PCIBIOS* options enabled in the kernel config
file to work, but your mileage may vary. Included is a working 3c575 driver for
3Com 10/100 CardBus PC Card NICs (tested only with the 'C' revision). The 3c575
is the pccard version of the PCI EtherLink XL cards, and thus the xl driver has
been split into /sys/dev/ic.
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