Hi Dan,
Dan Snyder wrote:
I am attempting to use the hardware encryption support provided by the 5271
and am running into this problem. (Access Error Exception when attempting
to read/write from userspace). How can I modify the kernel to allow access
to 0x4000 through 0x401b009f
Hi Dan,
Dan Snyder wrote:
I am attempting to use the hardware encryption support provided by the 5271 and
am running into this problem. (Access Error Exception when attempting to
read/write from userspace). How can I modify the kernel to allow access to
0x4000 through 0x401b009f ?
Hi Valentin,
Valentin Favreau wrote:
I'm new on uClinux/coldifre and I have a problem with the GPIO.
I found, on the Internet, that I just need to set up a pointer to the
I/O address to access to the I/O but when I run my application on
uClinux the error message Memory Fault
Am Donnerstag, 14. August 2008 15:31:06 schrieb Valentin Favreau:
I'm working on the DNP/5280 board, Coldfire 5282.
Hi,
For the dilnet-pc there exist the ssvhwa module. This is a driver module for
accessing ports/mem from the userspace.
This software is on your CD from SSV.
Regards Wolf
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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 15:31:06 +0200
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Subject: [uClinux-dev] Controlling GPIO on coldfire
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Hey,
I'm new on uClinux/coldifre and I
Hi Valentin,
Valentin Favreau wrote:
I'm new on uClinux/coldifre and I have a problem with the GPIO.
I found, on the Internet, that I just need to set up a pointer to the
I/O address to access to the I/O but when I run my application on
uClinux the error message Memory Fault appears and my
