adding extra drivers on install

Sun Oct 3 11:08:56 UTC 2004

Hi Martin,

Martin Maney a écrit :
>>0000:00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corp. 440BX/ZX/DX - 82443BX/ZX/DX Host 
>>bridge (rev 03)
> 
> Do you perhaps know which north bridge is actually in the machine?  Or you
> might tell us what model (or motherboard) it is.

I've no idea how to collect information under Linux, so I downloaded 
Sisoft Sandra and found this (info might be redundant, sorry) :

Info about the motherboard :

Chipset 1
Model : Intel Corporation 82443BX/ZX 440BX/ZX CPU to PCI Bridge (AGP 
Implemented)
Bus(es) : ISA AGP PCI CardBus USB i2c/SMBus
Front Side Bus Speed : 1x 100MHz (100MHz data rate)
Maximum FSB Speed / Max Memory Speed : 1x 100MHz / 1x 100MHz
Width : 64-bit
IO Queue Depth : 4 request(s)

Logical/Chipset 1 Memory Banks
Bank 0 : 64MB SDRAM 3-3-3-0CL
Bank 2 : 64MB SDRAM 3-3-3-0CL
Speed : 1x 100MHz (100MHz data rate)
Multiplier : 1/1x
Width : 64-bit
Refresh Rate : 15.60µs
Power Save Mode : No
Fixed Hole Present : No

Memory Module(s)
Memory Module 1 : Samsung M4 64S0924BT1-L1L 238E390E 64MB 4x(8Mx16) 
SDRAM PC100-322-622 (CL3 up to 100MHz) (CL2 up to 83MHz)

AGP Bus(es) on Hub 1
Version : 1.00
Speed : 2x 66MHz (132MHz data rate)
Multiplier : 2/3x
Side Band Enabled : Yes

PCI Bus(es) on Hub 1
Version : 2.20
Number of Bridges : 1
PCI Bus 0 : PCI (33MHz)
Multiplier : 1/3x

USB Controller 1
Model : Intel Corporation 82371AB/EB/MB PIIX4/E/M USB Controller
Version : 1.10
Interface : UHCI
Channels : 2
Speed : 48MHz
Supported Speed(s) : Low (1.5Mbps) Full (12Mbps)
Legacy Emulation Enabled : No

CardBus/PCMCIA Controller 1
Model : Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 CardBus Controller

CardBus/PCMCIA Controller 2
Model : Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 CardBus Controller

System SMBus Controller 1
Model : Intel/VIA PIIX4 SMBus
Advanced TCO Mode Enabled : No
Slave Device Enabled : Yes
PEC Support : No
Speed : 16kHz

********************************************************************************

Info about Intel Corporation 82443BX/ZX 440BX/ZX CPU to PCI bridge (AGP 
Implemented) :

Device Information
Device Type : Host Processor Bridge
Device ID : bus 0, device 0, function 0
Windows Device Name : Pont Intel 82443BX processeur Pentium(r) II vers PCI
OEM Device Name : Intel Corporation 82443BX/ZX 440BX/ZX CPU to PCI 
Bridge (AGP Implemented)
OEM Hardware ID : FUN_0, VEN_8086, DEV_7190, REV_03
Revision : A / 4 (3)

AGP Capabilities
Version : 1.00
Command Queue Length : 32
Side Band Support : Yes
Data Transfer Modes Support : 1x 2x

Device Capabilities
Latency Timer : 64 clk
I/O port resources : No
Memory resources : Yes
Bus Master Capable : Yes
Special Cycle Recognition : No
Memory Write & Invalidate : No
VGA Palette Snoop : No
Parity Error Response : No
Address/Data Stepping : No
System Error Line : Yes
Fast back-to-back Transactions : No
Detects Parity Errors : No
Supports System Error Line : No
Supports Parity Line : No
User Defined Format : No
66MHz Bus Support : No
New Capability List : Yes
Device Select Timing : Medium
Multi-Function Device : No
Header : 00
Interface : 00

Hardware Resources
Memory Range : F8000000
Dynamic Management : Yes

*******************************************************************************

Info about 3COM Corp, Networking Division 3C556 10/100 Mini PCI Fast 
Ethernet Adapter :

Device Information
Device Type : Ethernet Network
Device ID : bus 0, device A, function 0
Windows Device Name : 3Com 10/100 Mini PCI Ethernet Adapter
OEM Device Name : 3COM Corp, Networking Division 3C556 10/100 Mini PCI 
Fast Ethernet Adapter
OEM Hardware ID : FUN_0, VEN_10B7, DEV_6056, REV_20
Device Name : 3COM Corp, Networking Division 3C556 10/100 Mini PCI Fast 
Ethernet Adapter
Product ID : VEN_10B7, DEV_6356
Revision : C / 1 (32)

Power Management Features
Version : 2.00
Supports Clock Slow-down : Yes
Supports D1 PM State : Yes
Supports D2 PM State : Yes
Supports PME# : Yes
Supports PME Clock : No

Device Capabilities
Line Cache Size : 8 bytes
Latency Timer : 80 clk
I/O port resources : Yes
Memory resources : Yes
Bus Master Capable : Yes
Special Cycle Recognition : No
Memory Write & Invalidate : No
VGA Palette Snoop : No
Parity Error Response : No
Address/Data Stepping : No
System Error Line : No
Fast back-to-back Transactions : No
Detects Parity Errors : No
Supports System Error Line : No
Supports Parity Line : No
User Defined Format : No
66MHz Bus Support : No
New Capability List : Yes
Device Select Timing : Medium
Multi-Function Device : Yes
Header : 00
Interface : 00

Hardware Resources
I/O Range : 00002000
Memory Range : F4011400
Memory Range : F4011000
Irq. No. : 9
INT Pin : A#
Dynamic Management : Yes

Performance Tips
Warning 1206 : PCI latency too high. Device could hog the bus for too long.

********************************************************************************

It might sound a stupid question, would info about Intel Corporation 
82443BX/ZX 440BX/ZX PCI to AGP bridge be interesting too ?

>>0000:00:08.0 CardBus bridge: Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 II (rev 80)
>>0000:00:08.1 CardBus bridge: Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 II (rev 80)
>>0000:00:0a.0 Ethernet controller: 3Com Corporation 3c556B CardBus 
>>[Tornado] (rev 20)
>>0000:00:0a.1 Communication controller: 3Com Corporation Mini PCI 56k 
>>Winmodem (rev 20)
> 
> However, they seem to be addressed as though they're internal to the
> north bridge, which is certainly not the case if it's either a BX or
> ZX.  Are these on-board, PCMCIA, or mini-pci?

Is the info in the details given above ? If no, where can I find it ?

>>0000:00:0b.0 Multimedia audio controller: Cirrus Logic Crystal CS4281 
>>PCI Audio (rev 01)
> 
> The sound chip I don't know much about, but it too seems to be
> addressed as though it were an integrated component.

Info about IBM Crystal CS4281 SoundFusion PCI Audio Accelerator :

Device Information
Device Type : Audio Multimedia Device
Device ID : bus 0, device B, function 0
Windows Device Name : Crystal SoundFusion(tm) CS4281 WDM Audio
OEM Device Name : Cirrus Logic Crystal CS4281 SoundFusion PCI Audio 
Accelerator
OEM Hardware ID : FUN_0, VEN_1013, DEV_6005, REV_01
Device Name : IBM Crystal CS4281 SoundFusion PCI Audio Accelerator
Product ID : VEN_1014, DEV_0183
Revision : A / 2 (1)

Power Management Features
Version : 2.00
Supports Clock Slow-down : Yes
Supports D1 PM State : Yes
Supports D2 PM State : Yes
Supports PME# : Yes
Supports PME Clock : No

Device Capabilities
Latency Timer : 64 clk
I/O port resources : No
Memory resources : Yes
Bus Master Capable : Yes
Special Cycle Recognition : No
Memory Write & Invalidate : No
VGA Palette Snoop : No
Parity Error Response : No
Address/Data Stepping : No
System Error Line : No
Fast back-to-back Transactions : No
Detects Parity Errors : No
Supports System Error Line : No
Supports Parity Line : No
User Defined Format : No
66MHz Bus Support : No
New Capability List : Yes
Device Select Timing : Medium
Multi-Function Device : No
Header : 00
Interface : 00

Hardware Resources
Memory Range : F4010000
Memory Range : F4000000
Irq. No. : 9
INT Pin : A#
Dynamic Management : Yes

>>CS4281: probe of 0000:00:0b.0 failed with error -5
> 
> Abject failure, check.

Sorry, what do you mean ?!

>>3c59x: Donald Becker and others. www.scyld.com/network/vortex.html
>>0000:00:0a.0: 3Com PCI 3c556B Laptop Hurricane at 0x1400. Vers LK1.1.19
>>PCI: Setting latency timer of device 0000:00:0a.0 to 64
>>  ***WARNING*** No MII transceivers found!
> 
> 
> I don't know if the "No MII" is one of those things that just happen
> with some hardware configurations, but I don't get either of these from
> the mini-pci card (3cn3ac1556b) version of the ethernet/modem combo -
> exact same versions reported by lspci, same driver version.  But it
> shows up on the far side of the north bridge, at 0000:02:06:{1,2}.
> 
> Considering the apparent vintage of the 440DX - the only vaguely useful
> mention I could dredge out of Intel's web site was a press announcement
> that dates it as a companion to very early mobile Celeron CPUs (266 and
> 300 MHz, zowie!) - it seems unlikely to have had an ethernet and modem
> integrated into the chipset, so I think the unlikely PCI addresses
> listed above are probably important clues.  I hope they are, anyway,
> because I haven't, aside from them, a single clue what might be causing
> your trouble.  :-/

So now, is the info I provided enough to get a better of why I get no 
ethernet nor sound working at all ?

Thanks so much anyway ! I clearly can't do without any of these (as I 
intend to use my laptop in class with my students and would like to use 
Uuntu. That would be an enticing way for them to get interested in Ubuntu !)

Christian C.