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RCS file: /MkLinux/floppy-darwin/NOTES,v
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diff -u -r1.5 -r1.6
--- floppy-darwin/NOTES	2002/03/28 07:24:49	1.5
+++ floppy-darwin/NOTES	2002/04/01 03:20:11	1.6
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 Okay, here's what's still broken:
 
-Getting kernel panics in calls to IOMalloc after a while.  I don't think
-we're being a bad citizen, AFAICT.  It's just doing the whole 0x300 thing.
-Might be bad hardware, I suppose.  Oddly enough, this only started when
-I added write support.
+Turning off debugging results in non-working driver.  Appears to be caused
+by timing in swimiiicommonhal.c.  I need to walk through the driver and
+compare it to a hardware state diagram or something....  See where I need
+to add delays and what sort of delays I need to add.  I've done a quick
+hack that works really well for now, though.  Every printf in that file
+has been replaced with a delay(100); printf(blah) with a quick-and-dirty
+macro, or if debugging is turned off, it's replaced with just a delay(100).
+I'm happy to say that not only does it work, it's freaking fast....  :-)
 
 
-WARNINGS (that might be mistakes):
+WARNINGS (that should be cleaned up):
 - Need to include headers for kvtophys, delay, flush_dcache, invalidate_dcache, IOMalloc, sleep, wakeup in order to verify usage....
 - Verify use of invalidate_dcache in place of invalidate_cache_for_io.
 - warning: passing arg 2 of dbdma_start from incompatible pointer type