Jiri Slaby wrote:

> Manu Abraham napsal(a):
>
>> Can somebody give me a pointer as to what i am possibly doing wrong.
>>
>> The module loads fine..
>> The module unloads fine.. But i get a "free free IRQ" on free_irq()..
>> I do a cat /proc/interrupts .. I get an Oops.. Attached dmesg [1]
>> I did an Oops trace down to vsprintf.c, using make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-g 
>> -Wa,-a,-ad" lib/vsprintf.o > lib/vsprintf.asm, but still couldn't 
>> find what the real bug is.
>
>
> Please, stop spamming list with your (almost all stupid) questions.
> At the first read some material. ldd3 is the book, which will help you 
> (the 3rd time I tell you that). There is explained how to write pci 
> devices.
> Then read some code, as Rolf Eike Beer wrote. Almost everything what 
> will you ever need was written at least once.
> Then think, if you didn't see the thing you want somewhere and take a 
> look there.


> And after all tries ask list, why the driver is not working.
>
> At least Rolf and me wrote you, that you need to call 
> pci_enable_device and you do NOT do that again. So?
>

This was what Rolf wrote.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=112680448728918&w=2

The code what i posted later on was to find out why even with that it 
happens ..

I had attached the code, which calls in pci_enable_device(). Haven't you 
seen that ?
If not, please do take a look at it. This was in the same lines as Rolf 
wrote, hence my post.




Manu