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    SubjectRe: ide <-> via VT82C693A/694x problems?
    On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 02:01:34AM -0700, Erik Steffl wrote:
    > Xavier Bestel wrote:
    > >
    > > Le mer 01/05/2002 ŕ 03:59, Erik Steffl a écrit :
    > > > the MB uses via chips so I included via82cxxx driver (as a module). is
    > > > that correct?
    > > >
    > > > however, I just checked and via82cxxx is NOT loaded. What do I need to
    > > > do to make ide driver is using via82cxxx module?
    > > >
    > > > I have ide driver compiled in (booting from ide hd), does via82cxxx
    > > > have to be compiled in?
    > >
    > > You mean the ide module is on the ide drive ? And you want it to be
    > > loaded before any ide access ?
    >
    > ide is compiled in (not a module), via82cxxx is a module.
    >
    > via82cxxx is never loaded - what do I need to do to actually use this
    > module? Most other modules are loaded either automatically or an alias
    > is needed, however I have no idea what to do to make kernel use
    > via82cxxx (would ide module use it?). I thought that as long as I
    > configure it in kernel make xconfig as a module it will be used, but
    > it's not loaded (so I guess it's not used).
    >
    > I suspect that it might be the reason why my cd drive does not rip
    > audio cds...

    via82cxxx cannot be compiled as a module - Config.in doesn't allow that.
    And not only that - it doesn't support it in the source - it has to be
    compiled into the IDE driver to work.

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    Vojtech Pavlik
    SuSE Labs
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