Thomas Voegtle wrote:
Thx for your answer. Unfortunately, it didn't help us yet in finding a fix
for the problem.
The first IRQs are received after the call to pci_enable_device, but
before the IRQ handler itself is registered (register_irq). The IRQs seem
to be triggered by the write operations to the card registers
(byteout()/outb() calls around lines 676ff in sedlbauer.c); the IRQ
handler is registered much later, though. The dump above suggests that the
kernel relays the interrupts to the USB handler (on the same IRQ) instead
- which obviously is wrong.
In short:
* pci_enable_device
* writing to card registers -> triggering interrupts
(handler not yet installed -> error)
* register interrupt -> fails, as it already was disabled due to the
errors
Again: thx for your comments. Do you have any further ideas/advice on how
to get the driver running?
Presumably whatever writes the driver is doing there are enabling the
card to generate interrupts - in this case the IRQ handler needs to be
registered before this point, and not after..
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