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Subject: 8360E - PCI / DTC Blob Setup
Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 06:27:40 -0800
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Since I am hip deep in debugging the PCI system.

In the .dts files there is the section for the PCI setup.

The interrupt-map = < > 

Does this need to include:
1) A mapping for every IDSEL line in the system?
2) Only those IDSELs that are used on the slots on the motherboard?
3) A custom entry for every card we want to support?
4) How does a bridge chip and slave busses affect the entries, if at all?

Looking at the mpc8360 / 8349 setups that are part of the latest kernel
trees, some are place many and some are placing just a single entry?

Which should be the preferred method?

-Russ