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RE: Two Arbiters in a bus
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- Subject: RE: Two Arbiters in a bus
- From: Jim Ulrich <jimu@pathlight.com>
- Date: Mon, 6 Jan 1997 09:35:35 -0500
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From: Young-Moo Lee[SMTP:ymlee@encore.kaist.ac.kr]
Sent: Monday, January 06, 1997 1:45 AM
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Subject: Two Arbiters in a bus
Hi there,
Glad to write to you.
I am Young Lee who has an experience of developing PCI bus target device.
Now I am going to develop a board which has several pci masters.
Especially
I want to connect both pentium-pro(i686) and intel's i960rp to the same
pci bus. In this case, there are two bus arbiter in a bus. I can't find
what happens in the case of more than one arbiters in a pci bus.
Could you possibly tell me about this case?
Thank you in advance.
Young Lee
ymlee@vlsi.kaist.ac.kr
The i960RP PCI bus arbiter can be disabled. I believe that it only implements an arbiter on its secondary PCI bus.
Jim Ulrich
jimu@pathlight.com
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