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I used to have a neat little demonstration of a
linux kernel running on SA110 mounting a NFS etc...
The CPU card was an EBSA285 in a "PCI development backplane" from Digital, and a PCI network
card (Tulip).
The bootstrap code was Russell King's
bios1.05
Now something has broken - I am almost certain I
have damaged something in the backplane. The system locks up when it tries to
access the PCI bus. (Actually I have lots of other reasons to think that the
backplane is broken).
My question is what can I use as a replacement? I'm
not much of an expert on PCI, but I think that the Digital backplane was
performing the PCI bus arbitration, but that if I write a little extra code for
the EBSA285, then I can make it a busmaster and use it in a passive
backplane.
Can someone help me out please?
Many thanks,
Paul Robertson
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- Re: EBSA-285 backplane problem Paul Robertson
- Re: EBSA-285 backplane problem Philip Blundell
