> Is this an Altera FPGA ? Thanks Michael, I probably should have ellaborated a little more. It is an Altera FPGA as it happens, but it's irrelevant really because I'm running uClinux on an ARM processor talking to the FPGA, so I could have said simply "device". There is no NIOS or Avalon buss involved. The function of the FPGA is naturally 32 bits wide so I don't want to alter it just to allow it to accept byte wide accesses (I don't think we have connected byte strobes to the FPGA in any case so it would be impossible with the hardware without nodification). I have just realised that this sort of thing is done using ioctls in LDD3 so I may have found an answer to my own (perhaps slightly premature) question. Sorry for the newbieness.
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