Re: Accessing DSDT entries within a kernel device driver

[Marcel Selhorst <selhorst-Un86pfwebVPMYnii8HsYE0T4CPmD8wNEs0AfqQuZ5sE@public.gmane.org>]

>   Heh, I should pay better attention to who I'm talking to ;^)

lol, sounds a little like the godfather:
<italian sound on>
you better pay attention whom you're talking to
<italian sound off>

:-))

>    Very cool.  While you're at it, I think we're going to end up having
> TPMs that live in MMIO space instead of I/O port space.  I assume the
> access semantics are pretty similar, readb/writeb vs inb/outb, but it's
> probably a good time to add that too.

great idea, I will think about that :)

>    Completely untested, but based on 8250_pnp, I think you'd need
> something like this: [...]

wow, that was quick, thanks for the fast reply and the detailled examples!
I will try them out now (hmm, hope this is not going to be an insomnian night).

> I probably have some scrap
> code around from when I was trying that approach if you'd like it.

For the moment I should have enough :)

>    Cool, sounds like things are on the right track.  Let me know if I
> can help further. 

Yes, thanks, you can test the new code, when its done :-)

Bye,

Marcel Selhorst


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