Hi Jan et al.!
Jan Kiszka wrote:
[...]
+modprobe xeno_16550A ioaddr=<io1>[,<io2>...] irq=<irq1>[,<irq2>...]
+ [tx_fifo=<len1>[,<len2>...]] [start_index=<index>]
+
+Arguments:
+ ioaddr<N> - I/O address of device <N> (e.g. 0x3f8 for ttyS0)
+ irq<N> - interrupt number of device <N> (e.g. 4 for ttyS0)
+ tx_fifo<N> - Transmitter FIFO size in bytes of device <N>, default is 16
+ start_index - First device instance number to be used, default is 0
If I may throw in my 2 eurocents:
I think the Arguments-section is a bit misleading.
One doesn't specify ioaddr1, ioaddr2 etc. on the command line, as suggested
by ioaddr<N>, but ioaddr=[1.dev],[2.dev]...
Same for irq and tx_fifo.
What about this:
Arguments:
ioaddr - I/O addresses of devices (e.g. 0x3f8 for ttyS0), separated by
comma
irq - interrupt numbers of devices (e.g. 4 for ttyS0), separated by
comma
tx_fifo - Transmitter FIFO sizes in bytes of devices, default is 16,
separated by comma
start_index - First device instance number to be used, default is 0 =>
rtser0
Just trying to make it as clear as possible :-)
Best regards,
Hannes.
