Yep, I'm aware of that. I'm way too lazy to backport the PCI resource code
and the problem seemed solved by using yaboot for me. I didn't
fully realize the Wallstreet doesn't have this option.

Instead of walking the whole device tree, I hope to get away with just
picking a free area (assuming pci_dev->base_address[i] == 0 means free)
instead. But I won't get to it before the weekend. If BenH implements a
cleaner way, the better.

Well, since this concerns only one machine, in a given configuration, I
beleive it's safe to just hard-code a new mappping we know won't conflict.

How does OF sets up the mapping of the ATI on the Lombard ? Maybe we can
just stuff that in some fixup routine for the wallstreet...

Ben.

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