for (i=0; i<(sizeof(struct w3_eeprom)/2); i++) {
WRITE_ECR(sc, Ei);
DELAY(1000);
*ed = READ_EDR(sc);
ed++;
}
}
for (i=0; i<3; i++) {
4
j = sc->eeprom.addr[i];
sc->is_addr[(i*2)] = (j>>8) & 0xff;
sc->is_addr[(i*2)+1] = (j) & 0xff;
}
sc->lm_media_mode = LAN_MODE_AUTOSENSE;
5
sc->lm_media_state = LAN_MEDIA_STATE_SENSING;
6
sc->lm_media = LAN_MEDIA_UTP;
7
sc->autosense_thread = kernel_thread_w_arg(first_task,
8
el_autosense_thread,
(void *)sc);
if (sc->autosense_thread == NULL) {
9
printf("el%d: Can’t create autosense thread.\n", unit);
if (sc->ispcmcia)
10
pcmcia_unregister_event_callback(card_infop->socket_vnum,
CARD_REMOVAL_EVENT,
(caddr_t)el_card_remove);
if_dealloc(sc->is_ed);
11
lan_ehm_free(&sc->ehm);
12
FREE(sc, M_DEVBUF);
13
return(0);
14
}
1
Determines whether the device has already been probed, which
indicates that the device is operating on a PCMCIA bus and that the
user has put the card back into the slot. In this case, the driver does
not need to redo much of the initial probe work and will skip to the code
shown in Section 5.1.10.
2
If this is a multifunction card, reads the EEPROM data and saves it in
sc->eeprom
. If this is a multifunction PC card, the EEPROM data is
located in the card information data structure.
3
If this is not a multifunction PC card, the EEPROM data is read directly
from the card and saved in the
el_softc
data structure.
4
Saves the 48-bit physical address of the device into the
is_addr
member of the
el_softc
data structure for this 3Com 3C5x9 device.
5
Sets the media mode to the constant
LAN_MODE_AUTOSENSE
. This
constant indicates that the driver hardware determines the media
automatically.
6
Sets the media state to the constant
LAN_MEDIA_STATE_SENSING
. This
constant indicates that the media is currently in the autosensing state.
7
Sets the currently set media to the constant
LAN_MEDIA_UTP
.
This constant indicates that the mode for the media is unshielded
twisted-pair cable.
Implementing the Autoconfiguration Support Section (probe) 5–11
