Re: 2.6.12 breaks 8139cp

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> (btw. does no output in dmesg mean that no TPM chip was found? it seems
> to have found a pci id it likes atleast.)
> 

True I think if a chip is found there should be info in dmesg.  Are you
loading tpm_atmel or tpm_nsc?  You can look at /proc/misc or see
if /sys/class/misc/tpm0 exists.

Do you know if your machine has a TPM?  Is it activated in BIOS?

Thanks,
Kylie

> Rgds
> Pierre
> 

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