Re: pcmcia card in wince 5.0 problem
- From: "David Liao \(MS\)" <davli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 11:23:03 -0800
Make sure do not set BSP_PCCARD_I82365
You should have setting like this
set BSP_PCCARD_I82365=
set BSP_PCCARD_TIPCCARD=1
before making image.
Have you try PCI PC Card (not the one built in) on this machine?
"david" <dajun.chen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi Remi and David,
>
> Here is the relevant debug trace cought after a pcmcia card inderted to
> the pccard socket:
>
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: ISA PCCARD: ThreadRun
> Intr(nSocket=0) status bCardStatusChange = 0x8, BSocketState = 0xc
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: CARDBUS: CPcmciaCardSocket
> (Socket=204 Index=2) Created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=0)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=1)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=2)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=3)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=4)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=0)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PCCARD: PCMCIA (dwWinIndex=1)
> memory window created
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: PDCardResetSocket: CARD IN SOCKET
> NOT RDY AFTER 2000ms
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998:
> CPCPcmciaCard::GetConfigureRegisterBase: Can't get PCMCIA register
> address. return FAILS
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: ISA PCCARD: ThreadRun
> Intr(nSocket=0) status bCardStatusChange = 0x4, BSocketState = 0xc
> PID:83f99a32 TID:83eecbd6 0x83ee9998: ISA PCCARD: ThreadRun
> Intr(nSocket=0) status bCardStatusChange = 0x8, BSocketState = 0x0
>
> The CEPC used was a Toshiba Satlellite Pro laptop PC, about a year old.
> I checked that the pccard bridge worked fine under XP. The laptop uses
> a TI pccard controller, but its device ID is not included in the
> original wince 5.0 "pcc_tipccard.reg".
>
> Better than controllers from other verdors, actions were observed after
> pccard inserted. But problem is still there.
>
> David
>
> It is
>
.
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