It mentions:
"Pata driver (works only with kernel >=2.6.22) is basically the pata_pcmcia.c module available in the vanilla kernel with the data transfer function customized to perform the transfer on 8 bits instead of the default 16 bits (the only problem that prevents pata_pcmcia to work with this device)."
So it would seem the existing driver could work if this fix was implemented, somehow.
I have not been able to try this as my knowledge in compiling drivers in Linux is limited.
I have done some research and found this: gentoo- wiki.com/ HARDWARE_ Texas_Instrumen ts_PCI1620_ Cardbus_ Controller_ with_a_ 4_in_1_ memory_ card_reader
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It mentions:
"Pata driver (works only with kernel >=2.6.22) is basically the pata_pcmcia.c module available in the vanilla kernel with the data transfer function customized to perform the transfer on 8 bits instead of the default 16 bits (the only problem that prevents pata_pcmcia to work with this device)."
So it would seem the existing driver could work if this fix was implemented, somehow.
I have not been able to try this as my knowledge in compiling drivers in Linux is limited.