With "reserved" I meant "a driver for a chip is loaded". After you load the jc42 driver (or the eeprom driver), you'll see that some of the addresses show up as "UU".
Anyway, I think the conclusion is that the i801 driver has problems with interrupt support on your hardware, as I suspected in #10. Issue #177291 is really the same problem. Jean maintains that driver as well, so he should be able to help.
With "reserved" I meant "a driver for a chip is loaded". After you load the jc42 driver (or the eeprom driver), you'll see that some of the addresses show up as "UU".
Anyway, I think the conclusion is that the i801 driver has problems with interrupt support on your hardware, as I suspected in #10. Issue #177291 is really the same problem. Jean maintains that driver as well, so he should be able to help.