PCMCIA i82365 compatible or TI1250?

My ActionTec PC750 PCMCIA reader uses the TI1225 chipset
as the PCMCIA controller. Which driver I need to use in
CEPC? PCMCIA i82365 compatible or TI1250?

Chris
Wed Jul 30 14:26:25 CDT 2003

kathy wrote:
> My ActionTec PC750 PCMCIA reader uses the TI1225 chipset
> as the PCMCIA controller. Which driver I need to use in
> CEPC? PCMCIA i82365 compatible or TI1250?

You definitely need to use the TI1250 driver. I'm using the dual-socket
PC750 successfully with CE.NET 4.2 and the TI1250 driver.

-Chris Edgington
http://www.thatsawesomesoftware.com

kathy
Wed Jul 30 15:13:18 CDT 2003

Thanks. I just make sure I use the right driver. Because
my PCMCIA reader do not works on my CEPC yet.

VK
Thu Jul 31 14:45:31 CDT 2003

Hi ,

Just in case you didn't know. You can't use the TI1250 driver directly to
work on TI1225. You will have to add the vendorID and device ID support in
the "TI1250.reg" file.


Regards,
ESOCIAL.


"kathy" <kathy@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> >You definitely need to use the TI1250 driver. I'm using
> the dual-socket >PC750 successfully with CE.NET 4.2 and
> the TI1250 driver.
>
> What is your platform? I am using CEPC and can not make
> it work.

kathy
Fri Aug 01 10:52:25 CDT 2003

Good catch!

I will try!

kathy
Fri Aug 01 15:43:06 CDT 2003

I changed the ti1250.reg file:

...
"VendorID"="104c"
"DeviceID"="ac1c"
...

and in platform.reg, add:
...
IF BSP_PCMCIA_TI1250
#include "$(DRIVERS_DIR)\pcmcia\ti1250\ti1250.reg"
ENDIF
...

But still not work. What else I missed?

David
Wed Aug 06 16:03:21 CDT 2003

Can you attached debug message after you turn on all the debug zone for
PCIBUS & PCMCIA?
David Liao

"kathy" <kathy@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> I changed the ti1250.reg file:
>
> ...
> "VendorID"="104c"
> "DeviceID"="ac1c"
> ...
>
> and in platform.reg, add:
> ...
> IF BSP_PCMCIA_TI1250
> #include "$(DRIVERS_DIR)\pcmcia\ti1250\ti1250.reg"
> ENDIF
> ...
>
> But still not work. What else I missed?

Li
Wed Aug 06 20:34:39 CDT 2003


On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 11:27:49 -0700 you wrote:

> I checked the ti1250.reg file:
>
> ...
> [$(PCI_BUS_ROOT)\Template\PCMCIA]
> "Dll"="pcmcia.dll"
> "Order"=dword:0
> "Class"=dword:06
> "SubClass"=dword:07
> "ProgIF"=dword:0
> "VendorID"=multi_sz:"104c","104c","1180"
> "DeviceID"=multi_sz:"ac19","ac1c","0476"
> "IsrDll"="ti1250isr.dll"
> "IsrHandler"="ISRHandler"
> "IClass"=multi_sz:"{6BEAB08A-8914-42fd-B33F-
> 61968B9AAB32}=PCMCIA Card Services"
> "ConfigEntry"="PCIBus_Config"
> "ConfigDll"="pcmcia.dll"
>
> It seems the ONLY place I need to change is:
>
> "VendorID"="104c"
> "DeviceID"="ac1c"
>
> right?
>
> in platform.reg:
> ...
> ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_PCMCIA
> IF BSP_NOPCMCIA !
> #if ! defined BSP_PCMCIA_TI1250 ; default to
> BSP_PCMCIA_I82365
> #include "$(DRIVERS_DIR)\pcmcia\i82365\i82365.reg"
> #endif
>
> ;my addtion
> #if BSP_PCMCIA_TI1250
> #include "$(DRIVERS_DIR)\pcmcia\ti1250\ti1250.reg"
> #endif

As I know, you need not add these to the platform.reg. Since you are
using the ti1250 driver, all you need to do is: change the VendorID and
DeviceID field in ti1250.reg, add the ti1250 feature from the catalog to
your platform.

And I also think the position you put these is wrong.

>
> ENDIF BSP_NOPCMCIA !
> ; @CESYSGEN ENDIF CE_MODULES_PCMCIA
> ...
>
> right?