Hi all,
I am using rtlinux 2.2 and have come across a couple of problems...
When I try to get the sound example program going (by make; make test
as root) I get the error message "permission denied" when the line
'cat linus.au > /dev/rtf3' executes. Any ideas why this should be?
ls -l /dev/rtf3 returns
crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 150, 3 Apr 19 2000 /dev/rtf3
I am developing my own module which uses interrupts 5 and 7. I think
I have enabled interrupt 7 correctly as folowing (STATUS_INT is defined
as 7):
#ifdef USE_INTS
case 4 : // mdp_enbl_stint
rtl_no_interrupts(old_irq_state);
// debug = rtl_request_global_irq(STATUS_INT, status_handler);
debug = rtl_request_irq(STATUS_INT, status_handler);
if(debug == 0) {
rtl_hard_enable_irq(STATUS_INT);
// next line initializes own hardware card
outb(ST_STAT_WR_CLR_STIRQ_B | ST_STAT_WR_EN_STIRQ_B, ST_STAT_RW);
rtl_allow_interrupts();
}
rtl_restore_interrupts(old_irq_state);
#ifdef DEBUG
rtl_printf("CONTROL_HANDLER: status int %d\n", debug);
#endif
break;
A logic analyser trace tells me that the interrupt is being generated by
the hardware under test in the isa slot but is not being picked up by rtl.
In the bios I have reserved interrupts 5 & 7 as ISA legacy.
I have tried rtl_request_global_irq and rtl_request_irq with no joy.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
TIA
Cheers,
Matt W.
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Fax: +44 1483 278312 University College London.
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