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Next on my agenda is to test the code and perform debugging. I also will go through the debug statements and adjust their statement levels as necessary. | Next on my agenda is to test the code and perform debugging. I also will go through the debug statements and adjust their statement levels as necessary. | ||
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+ | === 10 August === | ||
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+ | After testing, I found the ''ioaddr'' PCI acquisition code needed adjustment. I also removed a stats interrupt disable notification, since stats will always fill up with the driver not clearing them. | ||
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+ | * [[http://git.etherboot.org/?p=people/mdeck/gpxe.git;a=commit;h=6aea3d39cf5e9cbac9dabcff64c790ba52942bd8|[Drivers-3c59x] Fixed ioaddr acquisition code, removed stats notification]] | ||
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+ | I ran ''scandisk'' a few times in DOS via AoE without any noticable network errors. The surface scan progress did appear ever-so-slightly jittery, so I wonder how things will turn out under more careful testing conditions. | ||
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+ | Until more thorough testing is performed, I will leave the original driver code commented out, and will refrain from cleaning up the code. This should enhance the debuggability (I don't think that's a word) and simplify touching up the driver. | ||
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+ | I currently don't see any problems with the driver. |