On Tuesday 25 July 2006 11:58 pm, Naveen Mamindlapalli wrote:

> > So to restate:  the problem is that your FPGA code is
> > issuing an IRQ when it shouldn't be.  As if the IRQ
> > line is still held high even when none of the enabled
> > IRQ sources is still reporting the IRQ.
> > 
> > The issue is actually twofold.  Not just the fact that
> > the IRQ is still triggered ... but also that the IAA
> > IRQ was delayed for so long that the watchdog fired.
> 
> In our case host controller generates the IAA IRQ
> after the entire asynchronous schedule list traversed
> and the observe the head of the queue twice before
> setting the STS_IAA bit as per section 4.8.2 (
> Alternative method for removing queue heads ) in EHCI
> spec.And then IRQ is generated on the next interrupt
> threshold.

So far so good.  The IRQ threshold is set low by default,
125 usec as I recall; and the schedules are normally small;
so there's no reason to expect a multi-millisecond watchdog
to trigger.


> So some times the watchdog is fired before the
> interrupt was generated and hence in watchdog routine
> if STS_IAA bit is set , it is clearing that bit.But
> before clearing if interrupt threshold is reached, our
> interrupt controller gennerating the interrupt.

Did you track down that second point -- why the long delay?
You say it's happening a lot, and that's a sign of trouble.


> Please correct me if I am wrong.I doubt why the above
> code is not in  #ifdef CONFIG_VT8235

Because the lost-IAA problem shows up with multiple parts
from VIA, and the driver doesn't (and shouldn't!) care what
silicon it's talking to.

- Dave


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