Hi All,

due to patch file mangling in my previous mails, here's the whole series 
again, as attachments. Apply in order, to Geert's git tree as of March 20.

Cheers,

  Michael

>
> The following patch is one in a series of patches in relation to 
> getting interrupt-driven Ethernet and USB drivers supported on the 
> Atari Falcon EtherNAT board. Whoever does have a Falcon with EtherNAT 
> (and CT60, preferably) running Linux please try out this patch series 
> to help testing these drivers. For convenience of testing, build the 
> Ethernet and USB drivers as modules please.
>
> Patches are relative to Geert's v3.3.0 (commit 
> 29c8d8820b6eba2fb6cb2702fd06095a48083595).
>
> Part 1 (this): make room for the EtherNAT interrupts - they appear at 
> vectors 0xc3 (USB ISP1160) and 0xc4 (SMC91C111)
> Part 2: add platform data for the ISP1160 driver, fix the 91C111 
> interrupt source number (the 91C111 platform data had been added quite 
> some time ago)
> Part 3: make sure the platform devices are added only if the EtherNAT 
> card is actually present
> Part 4: add usb/isp116x.h header to fix compile errors introduced in 2)
> Part 5: add Kconfig flag necessary to enable compilation of the 
> ISP1160 driver
>
> Both functions of the EtherNAT are correctly detected with this patch 
> series. Some mysterious hardware fault in my Falcon does prevent the 
> card to function properly, however (though at least the 91C111 part 
> with timer polling did use to work in thee past).
>
> The card interrupts are not being enabled by these patches yet. I need 
> to discuss with Geert the best way of enabling them as close to the 
> module loading time as possible.
>
> Cheers,
>
>  Michael
>
> Signed-off-by: Michael Schmitz <schmitz@debian.org>
>