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Subject: RE: support of SMBus on ICH3
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> From: Igor Pokrovsky [mailto:igor.pokrovsky@cnrm.meteo.fr]

 ... ich3 smbus not showing up in pciconf output ...

see p297 of ICH3 datasheet [intel pn 290733-002], FUNC_DIS register. 

pciconf -r -h 0:31:0

shows the value.
clear bit '3'.

bit 0 should be either set or cleared :) I suspect it should be clear.

this datasheet is on intel's website.

--don