From: Rich Bodo <rsb@ostel.com>
To: linux-kernel@vger.rutgers.edu
Subject: PLX 9050 chip
Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 18:02:11 -0700 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <37E19313.6090BE36@ostel.com> (raw)
Hi,
Does anyone on this list have experience with the PLX 9050 PCI bus
interface chip? I am having this strange problem when reading from
registers in a xilinx across the local bus. I can read pci config
registers, local config registers, and even the xilinx registes, until I
do a write to the xilinx. After that, I can no longer read from
anywhere on the local bus. I have implemented the PLX workarounds
mentioned in their FAQ and Errata. Looking at a scope, I can see that I
am reading and writing to the local bus, but I get squat back from the
plx for reads.
I also want to make sure I am not re-inventing the wheel. Grepping
through the kernel I found:
Some 9060 drivers
Lots of multi-port serial cards that use the 9050, are based on serial.c
and read their config from an eeprom.
I am working on a card that will use a lot of the features of the 9050,
including burst mode across the local bus. I also implement all the
workarounds in software and don't have an eeprom to work with, so I have
to do a little extra setup. There is a neat PLX supplied tool called
PLXmon that I am able to run under FreeDOS to get and set register
values, I am thinking of writing a linux version.
-Rich
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OST - the open source telecom corporation
Rich Bodo | rsb@ostel.com | 650-964-4-OST
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