David
Thu Sep 25 10:54:56 CDT 2003
I believe Microsoft TI1250 does support 1225 chipset. So enable TI1250 for
PCMCIA (set BSP_PCMCIA_TI1250=1). It should work.
David Liao.
"durecell" <pc010420@seed.net.tw> wrote in message
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> "David Liao \(MS\)" <davli@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Dear David:
> I used Card Master PCI-IFD(T/I) and the feature is followed
>
> *1 Front / 1 Rear Slot
>
> *Accept Type I/II/III Card
> (SRAM card, Linear Flash card, ATA card, Fax/Modem card and LAN card.)
> Comply with PCI Local Bus Specification Rev. 2.1
> Comply with 1995 PC Card ( CardBus) Standard
>
> *INTEL 82365SL Register Compatible
> *Mix and Match 5V/3.3V PC Card 16 Cards and 3.3V CardBus Cards for Real
slot,
> & front slot just support 16 bit cards.
> *Use T/I PCI 1225/1420 PCMCIA Controller
> *Bundle software driver enable all PC Card works without ISA Board
>
> $1@news.microsoft.com>...
> > I believe i82365 is backward compatible mode for any PCI PCCard Reader.
> > Microsoft i82365 is written for ISA only. It use pre-assigned address
for IO
> > and use reserved memory for Card Memory Space. I do not think it is wise
> > decision to support PCI PCCard Reader at i82365 mode.
> > You have to do some amounts of work in order to change Microsoft i82365
> > driver to support PCI.
> > Can you tell me what kinds PCI PCCard Reader you have? Is it TI1250
> > compatible as well?
> >
> > David Liao
> >
> > "durecell" <pc010420@seed.net.tw> wrote in message
> > news:134a51c7.0309240202.6d22c940@posting.google.com...
> > > Dear all:
> > > I have a PCMCIA card reader. It is the PCI interface and can access
> > i82365.
> > > But the i82365 is the ISA interface,how can I change it to PCI.