Re: [parisc-linux] more serial console problems on D310

[Grant Grundler <grundler@puffin.external.hp.com>]

Kirk Bresniker wrote:
> | I look at the HW database and it seems the D310 has two LASI (core_adapter)
> | chips (and WAX, no PCI). I suspect the detection of serial ports misnumbers
> | them (ie parisc-linux finds them in the wrong order) or we only properly
> | handle one of the two LASI's.
> 
> It may seem like that in the HW database, but there is never more than one
> LASI in a d-class system, the LASI is on the main system board, so it's
> always there regardless of which processor asssembly gives the d-class its
> flavor, and no processor board or add-in card ever contained a second LASI.

Kirk,
You are right. I misread the ioscan output.

Here are the HW database contents in a more readable form:

type	driver		HWpath	Description
------	-------------	------	--------------------------
ba	core_adapter	16	Core I/O Adapter
ext_bus	CentIf		16/0	Built-in Parallel Interface
tty	asio0		16/4	Built-in RS-232C
ext_bus	c720		16/5	Built-in SCSI
...
lan	lan2		16/6	Built-in LAN
ps2	ps2		16/7	Built-in Keyboard/Mouse
ba	core_adapter	20	Core I/O Adapter
tty	asio0		20/2	Built-in RS-232C
ba	eisa_adapter	20/5	EISA Bus Adapter
lan	btlan0		20/5/8	EISA card INP0500
...

I had assumed "core_adapter" meant LASI.
The second "Core I/O Adapter" at "20" must be WAX.

> The serial port labeled console is attached to the LASI rs-232 unless an
> access port card is plugged into the access port capable slot.
...

Ok. We still have an ordering issue then between WAX/LASI and how
tty's are numbered/discovered. That's in addition to the problem
of interrupts not getting delivered for the serial port on WAX at "20/2".

grant

Grant Grundler
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