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Subject: Re: [RFC] MPC5200 PCI problem
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Andrey Volkov wrote:
> Hi Sylvain,
> 
> After last synchronization with your bk,
> PCI subsys stop calling drv->probe of driver for
> my external PCI board (UBoot meanwhile properly displayed and init this 
> board). May be I do something wrong? Or PCI is in disjoint state now?
> 

With which tree exactly ?

Try adding some delays in the pci configuration zone access routines in 
mpc52xx_pci.c  I remember someone needed those but still don't know why, 
the manual don't say anything about that.

What does /proc/pci shows ?


	Sylvain