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ok stsp
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Tested by Bryan Vyhmeister on x260.
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F_5227 flag, sort PCI IDs, and fix a typo in a comment. No functional change.
from brad
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ok stsp
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have any direct symbols used. Tested for indirect use by compiling
amd64/i386/sparc64 kernels.
ok tedu@ deraadt@
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Verified working by Peter Hansteen
OK deraadt@, millert@, stsp@
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Shuffle the code around slightly, so we special case the 5209 chipset
instead of semi-randomly.
Tested on rts5227 by me, and rts5209 by stsp@
OK stsp@
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This will give us basic support there are a few extra bits in the linux
driver we ignore for now. Something to look at in the future.
OK stsp@ mlarkin@ kettenis@
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From Pedro Martelletto.
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not ever attach sdhc(4) to devices matching the rtsx(4) vendor/product ID.
Fixes an issue reported by Dave Anderson where on his hardware both drivers
attached to apparently the same device which then failed to work reliably.
ok deraadt
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This card reader does not comply to the standard SDHC interface
supported by sdhc(4) and hence requires a custom driver.
With help from uwe and mikeb. Useful hints were also provided by the
author of the corresponding Linux driver (wwang at realsil com cn),
thanks a lot! Tested by myself and weerd on i386 and amd64.
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