hi,
     I have forgot to attach that i have configured the chip select timings as 
The address line A0 of SA is connected to A0 of cyberpro.
msc2 0xFFF9XXXX (since vga is connected to chip select 5)

 i have configured as
bit 0,1  -> 01
variable latency i/o device

bit 2    ->  0
32 bit device

and i have put the maximum timing for all the things below
bit  3,,7  -> 11111 
nOE(nWE) assert time for each beat of burst read(write)

bit 8,,12  -> 11111
nOE deassert time between eah beat of burst read(write)

bit 15,,13 ->111
for nCS5:3 variable latency i/o this field will also be used after writes to hold off 
subsequent accesses.

i dont know how to configure this.
please help me if there is any fault in this

thanx for time in above matter
murali







On Sat, 10 Nov 2001 Russell King - ARM Linux wrote :
> On Sat, Nov 10, 2001 at 06:54:01AM -0000, Murali  Nil 
> wrote:
> > The most of the register sets of cyberpro 5000 
> contains odd address like
> > (3CE, 3CF....). 
> > Since the � SA1110 �which is not accecpting the 
> address which is not on
> > the 4 byte boundry he himself changing the address to 
> 4 byte boundry by
> > rotating the address. 
> > 
> > When i tried to give the odd address i am not getting 
> the chip select
> > from the processor. And when i tried to write in 4 
> byte boundry address
> > (46E8) i am not getting the video ready signal.
> 
> You might like to show some of the code you're using to 
> try to access the
> chip.
 


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