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From: Mike Smith <msmith@freebsd.org>
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Subject: [acpi-jp 1554] Re: Maybe a PCI Interrupt bug report, but want to know what to send 
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> I'm working on ACPI pci bridge interrupt routing problem. 
> I think interrupt routing information on pci-pci bridge defined by AML is 
> not used in current FreeBSD code. To fix this, pci-pci bridge ACPI
> device object should be recognized by system, I think. Now I wrote a code 
> to bind device_t for device on PCI and ACPI_HANDLE. 
> Then I'll touch pci bridge driver so that it can read pci routing 
> table information.

This sounds good; the bridge code just assumes the interrupt routing 
swizzle defined by the PCI spec.  If ACPI tells us something different, 
then we should use that instead.

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