pci <-> pcmcia adapters

M. Warner Losh imp at bsdimp.com
Wed Jan 19 08:14:38 PST 2005


In message: <001701c4fe02$ba393ec0$2201040a at moriarty>
            "Aidan Whyte" <aidanwhyte at eircom.net> writes:

: Is there a definitive list anywhere of all the pci to pcmcia adapter
: card chipsets which are supported under 4.x and 5.x? I've checked
: the hardware compatability lists for each release branch, but I
: can't find any menion of these adapters. They'll be used for 802.11a
: and 802.11b cards if that makes any difference, by the by.

man cbb doesn't give you:

     The following PCI cardbus and pcmcia bridges are supported:

     Cirrus Logic PD6832
     Cirrus Logic PD6833
     Cirrus Logic PD6834

     O2micro OZ6812
     O2micro OZ6832
     O2micro OZ6833
     O2micro OZ6836
     O2micro OZ6860
     O2micro OZ6872
     O2micro OZ6912
     O2micro OZ6922
     O2micro OZ6933
     O2micro OZ6972
     O2Micro OZ711E1
     O2Micro OZ711M1
     Ricoh RL4C475
     Ricoh RL4C476
     Ricoh RL4C477
     Ricoh RL4C478

     TI PCI-1031
     TI PCI-1130
     TI PCI-1131
     TI PCI-1210
     TI PCI-1211
     TI PCI-1220
     TI PCI-1221
     TI PCI-1225
     TI PCI-1250
     TI PCI-1251
     TI PCI-1251B
     TI PCI-1260
     TI PCI-1260B
     TI PCI-1410
     TI PCI-1420
     TI PCI-1450
     TI PCI-1451
     TI PCI-1510
     TI PCI-1515
     TI PCI-1520
     TI PCI-1530
     TI PCI-1620
     TI PCI-4410
     TI PCI-4450
     TI PCI-4451
     TI PCI-4510
     TI PCI-4520
     TI PCI-[67]x[12]1
     TI PCI-[67]x20
     ENE CB710
     ENE CB720
     ENE CB1211
     ENE CB1255
     ENE CB1410
     ENE CB1420

     Toshiba ToPIC95
     Toshiba ToPIC95B
     Toshiba ToPIC97
     Toshiba ToPIC100

There's really no 'brand name' adapters, so you have to find out the
chipset they use.  Chances are excellent that it will be one of the
above chips.  If not, tell me how to buy one (or buy me one) and I'll
make it work.

The biggest problem you may hit is routing of interrupts.  Some older
machines, which tend to be popular for folks to turn into APs, tend to
not support the APIs necessary to make it happen.

Warner


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