how can i map my physical address to kernel virtual address

From: suresh (suresh521_at_rediffmail.com)
Date: 10/26/04

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    hi
     im trying to port a driver code written in vxworks written for PMC
    1553 card to linux.
     while porting i needed to remap the physical address to kernel
    virtual
     address . But when i do pci_resource_start() which should get me
     the starting address of memory region of BAR , it returns '0';
     what should be the solution for this ?
     any suggestions welcome
    suresh!!


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