How is your system setup for loading the hardsid module. By the time I get to the command line and do an insmod, the hardsid module reports the 0x300 is no longer free :(. I'm not sure whats been mapped there and I don't know how to find out.
Simon
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You can check which device occupies which io-port ranges from /proc/ioports. After the module has been loaded, there should be a line like: 0300-0307 : hardsid there. That is the range the driver tries to reserve and fails in your case. That range might be used by some network adapter.
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Jarno,
How is your system setup for loading the hardsid module. By the time I get to the command line and do an insmod, the hardsid module reports the 0x300 is no longer free :(. I'm not sure whats been mapped there and I don't know how to find out.
Simon
You can check which device occupies which io-port ranges from /proc/ioports. After the module has been loaded, there should be a line like: 0300-0307 : hardsid there. That is the range the driver tries to reserve and fails in your case. That range might be used by some network adapter.