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Fallback to PCI IRQs for TI bridges Hi, David and all!  David, I
understand from the Linux MAINTAINERS file that you also
maintain the PCMCIA code in the kernel. It's quite strange for
me, because the kernel code is quite different from what I used
to see in pcmcia-cs.  Anyway, the kernel driver for TI bridges
in the 2.4 series really needs to be fixed. It's becoming a FAQ
in all mailing lists dealing with PCMCIA devices - "what happens
with interrupts?"  The bridges I'm using are configured to use
ISA interrupts by default, but it's PCI devices, which are not
connected to the ISA bus in any way. Here's the record from
lspci:  00:0d.0 CardBus bridge: Texas Instruments PCI1410 PC
card Cardbus Controller (rev 01)  pcmcia-cs takes the half-
manual approach - the existing routing is used unless the user
overrides it by setting irq_mode. This is not a good idea - some
bridges are misconfigured, and the user may not have a chance to
set module parameters,