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Subject: Re: [CardBus] NEWCARD with IBM ThinkPad600 
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From: MIHIRA Sanpei Yoshiro <sanpei@sanpei.org>
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>Ok.  Can you please test the attached patch?  This should be able to 
>route you an interrupt (and if not, we can fix it so that it will).
>
>You'll want to remove the acpica code from your kernel again (as I 
>mentioned in the previous email) since it's not routing interrupts (yet).

  I'm sorry for delayed reply.  I tested msmith's patch.  When I
boot up with new kernel, but I got too many below messages.

microuptime() went backwards (2.15637533 -> 2.xxx)
microuptime() went backwards (2.15637533 -> 2.xxx)
microuptime() went backwards (2.15637533 -> 2.xxx)
.......

  So I could not use and also read any boot messages...
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MIHIRA, Sanpei Yoshiro
Yokohama, Japan.



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